Willow Tree Roses In The Garden Collection - Inquisitive Child (Darker Skin & Hair) figurine by Susan Lordi
"...nurtured by your loving care"
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 half-kneeling boy with a darker skin tone and hair colour, in a cream shirt and blue jeans, with his hand under his chin.
Piece measures 8cm.
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The Roses in my Garden™ collection of six children represents boys and girls of different ages and personalities. Titles of individual pieces signify universal attributes that we wish for all our children. Children can be grouped with other parent/child figures to create a unique family sculpture. “Roses are a universal symbol of love. Like children, they require extra care, patience and hard work from the gardener. But when they bloom, their outstanding combination of intense fragrance, color and beautiful form is worth all the effort.” —Susan Lordi
Willow Tree - Roses In The Garden Collection - Inquisitive Child (Darker Skin & Hair)
Vendor: Willow Tree
Willow Tree Roses In The Garden Collection - Inquisitive Child (Darker Skin & Hair) figurine by Susan Lordi
"...nurtured by your loving care"
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 half-kneeling boy with a darker skin tone and hair colour, in a cream shirt and blue jeans, with his hand under his chin.
Piece measures 8cm.
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The Roses in my Garden™ collection of six children represents boys and girls of different ages and personalities. Titles of individual pieces signify universal attributes that we wish for all our children. Children can be grouped with other parent/child figures to create a unique family sculpture. “Roses are a universal symbol of love. Like children, they require extra care, patience and hard work from the gardener. But when they bloom, their outstanding combination of intense fragrance, color and beautiful form is worth all the effort.” —Susan Lordi