Willow Tree A Tree A Prayer Musical Figurine by Susan Lordi
"Strength, beauty and peace each day"
A special way to commemorate spiritual milestones such as baptism, first communion, confirmation or Bas Mitzvah. An uplifting piece to encourage and support one in need, or a healing remembrance keepsake.
This piece features a standing angel in a cream dress with wire wings, with her hands in a prayer position. There is a tree carving on the angel's dress. Figure affixed to a round, cream wood base containing a musical element.
Piece measures 20cm.
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Music and movement transform this full-scale, beloved figure. The hand-painted base elevates the figure while it turns beautifully to the classic, familiar "Amazing Grace". “A tree can be a metaphor for strength, beauty and peace — qualities we all aspire to. The prayer is one of hope and healing; about living in the moment. The title is as much a prayer as the sentiment. This piece is very open. The tree can be a symbol of anything that is centering and inspirational. Trees are grounding — a connection to that which sustains us. It could also reference the Tree of Life — a universal symbol in many different religions, both Christian and non-Christian.” –Susan Lordi
Willow Tree A Tree A Prayer Musical Figurine by Susan Lordi
"Strength, beauty and peace each day"
A special way to commemorate spiritual milestones such as baptism, first communion, confirmation or Bas Mitzvah. An uplifting piece to encourage and support one in need, or a healing remembrance keepsake.
This piece features a standing angel in a cream dress with wire wings, with her hands in a prayer position. There is a tree carving on the angel's dress. Figure affixed to a round, cream wood base containing a musical element.
Piece measures 20cm.
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Music and movement transform this full-scale, beloved figure. The hand-painted base elevates the figure while it turns beautifully to the classic, familiar "Amazing Grace". “A tree can be a metaphor for strength, beauty and peace — qualities we all aspire to. The prayer is one of hope and healing; about living in the moment. The title is as much a prayer as the sentiment. This piece is very open. The tree can be a symbol of anything that is centering and inspirational. Trees are grounding — a connection to that which sustains us. It could also reference the Tree of Life — a universal symbol in many different religions, both Christian and non-Christian.” –Susan Lordi