Willow Tree We are Three, Sculpted Hand-Painted Figure, Darker Skin | Cast from a Susan Lordi Original Carving, Celebrates Close Bonds, Meaningful Relationships, Thoughtful Keepsake Gift Idea
5.5”h hand-painted resin figure of boy and girl, seated on gray rock next to each other. Girl in cream dress, boy in cream shirt and blue jeans.
Child figures work well together in groupings that reflect your family relationships. Create a Family Grouping by positioning two (or three or more) figures so that they appear to be interacting, turned toward one another, touching. Like families do. Almost as if you’ve captured a moment in time. Packaged in fitted box ready for gift-giving.
Artist Susan Lordi hand carves the original of each Willow Tree piece from her studio in Kansas City, MO. This piece is cast from Susan's original carving and painted by hand.
Ready to display on a shelf, table or mantel. To clean, dust with soft brush or cloth.
Willow Tree Brother and Sister, by My Side, A Gift to Reflect Friendship Between Siblings, Sculpted Hand-Painted Figure
Unit Count
1 Count
Contributor
Susan Lordi
Item Weight
1.09 ounces
Finish Types
Painted
Manufacturer
DEMDACO - Home
Model Number
26187
Material Type
Resin
Collection Name
Humans
Number of Items
1
Number of Pieces
1
Package Quantity
1
Additional Features
Bling
Age Range Description
Adult
Manufacturer Part Number
26187
Item Dimensions L x W x H
3.62"L x 4.92"W x 6.65"H
Recommended Uses For Product
Decorative use, reflecting family relationships
Global Trade Identification Number
00638713261878
Brother and Sister
By my side
A gift to celebrate the loving relationships that develop between siblings… Gifts that capture a moment in time… a reminder of those we love. Individual figures can be enjoyed singly, or grouped together to reflect family relationships.
5.5”h resin figure cast from artist Susan Lordi’s original carving and painted by hand.
A reminder of someone we want to keep close or a memory we want to touch.
Packaged in fitted box with Enclosure Card for gift-giving.
Child figures work well in groupings that reflect family relationships. Position two (or three or more) figures to appear to be interacting, turned toward one another, touching. Like families do.
“The challenge for me is to honestly sculpt what I know to be true and to put my emotions into tangible form. Hopefully, this will touch a universal chord and be meaningful to others.” - Susan Lordi
Willow Tree is a line of figurative sculptures that communicate through gesture... to represent an emotion or mark a memory.