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Willow Tree Promise figurine by Susan Lordi

"Hold dear the promise of love"

 

A wedding, anniversary or Valentine’s Day gift that expresses love and caring.

This set features figures of a standing couple, embracing or dancing. The woman is in a cream dress, the man is in a cream shirt and dark pants.

Piece measures 23cm.

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“I carved this piece so that it could be viewed ‘in the round’. You get a different understanding depending on how you turn the piece. If you view from the side where you can see the man and woman's arms around each other, it looks like they're kissing. If you turn it and view it from where you can see their faces and clasped hands, it looks like they're dancing—and it's a totally different piece. I like this duality of interpretation.” —Susan Lordi

Willow Tree - Promise

Vendor: Willow Tree

Regular price £31.73 GBP
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Willow Tree Promise figurine by Susan Lordi

"Hold dear the promise of love"

 

A wedding, anniversary or Valentine’s Day gift that expresses love and caring.

This set features figures of a standing couple, embracing or dancing. The woman is in a cream dress, the man is in a cream shirt and dark pants.

Piece measures 23cm.

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“I carved this piece so that it could be viewed ‘in the round’. You get a different understanding depending on how you turn the piece. If you view from the side where you can see the man and woman's arms around each other, it looks like they're kissing. If you turn it and view it from where you can see their faces and clasped hands, it looks like they're dancing—and it's a totally different piece. I like this duality of interpretation.” —Susan Lordi