Wishing
A beautiful wish for you...
This figure has a beautiful gesture and sentiment determined by the giver and receiver. A hopeful wish for future aspirations, a 'missing you' wish of friendship, a healing wish of comfort, an addition to the Nativity Collection...
About this Piece
“This is a very open piece, in which the giver and receiver participate in defining its meaning. The giver can fill in the wish—perhaps a hopeful wish for a future aspiration, or a wistful 'missing you' wish, or a healing wish of comfort and friendship. At Christmas time, Wishing can be added to the Nativity display. Her golden halo and angelic gesture engage with the other figures to tell a story.” —Susan Lordi
A beautiful wish for you...
This figure has a beautiful gesture and sentiment determined by the giver and receiver. A hopeful wish for future aspirations, a 'missing you' wish of friendship, a healing wish of comfort, an addition to the Nativity Collection...
About this Piece
“This is a very open piece, in which the giver and receiver participate in defining its meaning. The giver can fill in the wish—perhaps a hopeful wish for a future aspiration, or a wistful 'missing you' wish, or a healing wish of comfort and friendship. At Christmas time, Wishing can be added to the Nativity display. Her golden halo and angelic gesture engage with the other figures to tell a story.” —Susan Lordi
A beautiful wish for you...
This figure has a beautiful gesture and sentiment determined by the giver and receiver. A hopeful wish for future aspirations, a 'missing you' wish of friendship, a healing wish of comfort, an addition to the Nativity Collection...
About this Piece
“This is a very open piece, in which the giver and receiver participate in defining its meaning. The giver can fill in the wish—perhaps a hopeful wish for a future aspiration, or a wistful 'missing you' wish, or a healing wish of comfort and friendship. At Christmas time, Wishing can be added to the Nativity display. Her golden halo and angelic gesture engage with the other figures to tell a story.” —Susan Lordi