Willow Tree Imaginative Child, Sculpted Hand-Painted Figure
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Nancy Tortorici
> 3 dayLove it
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Mary E Tabler
> 3 dayThe little boy is exactly what I expected. The other one I ordered Our bright joyful gift arrived broken the man’s head was broke off the packing in the box was not secure. It was only put half way in its box
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Diana Dunn
> 3 dayI have some other willow tree figurines and needed one more to complete my family. This does not look dark but it is darker than my other figurines. A little disappointing. Maybe it was just the batch but I wish they would have discarded that batch if that is the case. It doesnt really match the rest but it will have to do.
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Liz Aschebrook
> 3 dayA lot smaller than I expected but otherwise cute and as pictured.
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Kristy
> 3 dayLove it!
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Deborah L. Conrad
> 3 dayThis was a gift for someone who collects willow tree. Product was as described!
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Astrodcb
> 3 dayIt`s for my grandson he LOVE`S IT
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Tray
> 3 dayLovely little boy figure to add to our family of Willow Tree figures. Came perfectly intact.
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Ted
> 3 dayWas a gift for my wife. She loves it.
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Bookluvr
> 3 dayI bought this for my good friend who loves her grandson so much. They have a special bond. She is not much for things cluttering her home, but she loves this. It is not large and is very meaningful. It makes a beautiful gift.
Imaginative Child
...nurtured by your loving care
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. Available in lighter and darker skin tones and hair color.
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2.5” 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.
A gift of Willow Tree communicates beyond words.
