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Willow Tree Kindness Girl (Darker skin tone and hair colour) figurine by Susan Lordi

"Above all, kindness"

 

Child figures work well in Family Groupings. Position two (or three or more) figures so that they appear to be interacting, turned toward one another, touching. Like families do.

This piece features a figure of a seated girl with a darker skin tone and hair colour, in a cream dress, holding a yellow cat in her arms.

Piece measures 8cm.

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"I really like the simplicity and truth of this sentiment, Above all, kindness. Kindness is a virtue that gives us so much reward, and one we aspire to. The animal that the child holds can be metaphorical (who better to teach us about kindness than animals?) or the figure can simply represent a loving relationship with a pet." –Susan Lordi

Willow Tree - Kindness Girl (Darker skin tone and hair colour)

Vendor: Willow Tree

Regular price £20.02 GBP
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Willow Tree Kindness Girl (Darker skin tone and hair colour) figurine by Susan Lordi

"Above all, kindness"

 

Child figures work well in Family Groupings. Position two (or three or more) figures so that they appear to be interacting, turned toward one another, touching. Like families do.

This piece features a figure of a seated girl with a darker skin tone and hair colour, in a cream dress, holding a yellow cat in her arms.

Piece measures 8cm.

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"I really like the simplicity and truth of this sentiment, Above all, kindness. Kindness is a virtue that gives us so much reward, and one we aspire to. The animal that the child holds can be metaphorical (who better to teach us about kindness than animals?) or the figure can simply represent a loving relationship with a pet." –Susan Lordi