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Willow Tree Quiet Wonder figurine by Susan Lordi

"May quiet wonders bring you hope"

 

This figure can be a little reminder to yourself, or someone close to you, of revelations and discoveries found in quiet moments when we are still and present. Perhaps a best wishes gift to a graduate about to start a new venture… or a hopeful piece for one facing a major decision. Or a reminder to marvel at the miracle of butterflies in nature!

This piece features a kneeling figure in a cream dress, with a wire butterfly on her extended hands.

Piece measures 9.5cm.

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“A quiet moment, when the pace slows and the present comes into focus, is when quiet wonders, such as the opening of butterfly wings, are revealed. I find energy in quietly observing the rhythms of nature—the welcome happenings that reliably come with the cyclical change of the seasons… In these quiet wonders, I find comfort and hope.” –Susan Lordi

Willow Tree - Quiet Wonder

SKU: 28025

Regular price £17.69 GBP
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Willow Tree Quiet Wonder figurine by Susan Lordi

"May quiet wonders bring you hope"

 

This figure can be a little reminder to yourself, or someone close to you, of revelations and discoveries found in quiet moments when we are still and present. Perhaps a best wishes gift to a graduate about to start a new venture… or a hopeful piece for one facing a major decision. Or a reminder to marvel at the miracle of butterflies in nature!

This piece features a kneeling figure in a cream dress, with a wire butterfly on her extended hands.

Piece measures 9.5cm.

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“A quiet moment, when the pace slows and the present comes into focus, is when quiet wonders, such as the opening of butterfly wings, are revealed. I find energy in quietly observing the rhythms of nature—the welcome happenings that reliably come with the cyclical change of the seasons… In these quiet wonders, I find comfort and hope.” –Susan Lordi