turning her wedding rings
The gesture of the figure
the silk-velvet touch
This is a very personal piece in that it could represent an emotional time that is known or shared by just the giver and the receiver
Standing female figure in cream dress holding toddler in cream onesie
Quietly Mother's Day turning her wedding ringsI've learned, as a mother, sister, daughter, wife, that the communication of touch can be very healing, not only for the receiver but for the giver. Quietly is meant to be a very calming piece, especially for a mom. A lot of people think this piece is a mother with two boys, but I see it as either. (Actually, my models were two little girls with short hair!) Susan LordiA gift to celebrate new beginnings, new babies, new families and the loving