Angel's Embrace

Hold close that which we hold dear

Celebrates the birth of a baby or commemorates spiritual milestones such as baptism, first communion, confirmation. Can express comfort and healing.

• 5”h hand-painted resin figure
• Figure of couple, standing with arms around each other. Woman in cream dress, with lighter skin tone and hair color, man in cream shirt and dark pants with lighter skin tone and hair color
• Packaging box includes enclosure card for gift-giving
• Dust with soft cloth or soft brush. Avoid water or cleaning solvents

This piece can be about the feeling you get from holding a child, or the child can represent something you want to protect ... a person, a memory, a relationship, a dream, a belief. Thus, the sentiment ‘hold close that which we hold dear’ can refer to someone or something tangible — or intangible and ethereal. —Susan Lordi