More Than Just a Faceless Figurine

Willow Tree figurines mostly depict animals and objects from nature which represent metaphors to depict human virtues. These figurines are quite exclusive and make the perfect decorative items in a minimal and contemporary style home. What Susan Lordi, the creator of Willow Tree Figurines, tries to do with these figurines is capture cherished moments and emotions that people hold dear. Emotions that are commonly expressed are captured beautifully in the Willow Tree Collectibles.

The creation of the figurines continues today and will continue for long time, as the creator uncovers even more emotions that her loyal followers want to express. The emotions represented by the sculptures have a purity that conveys the hope, love and strength that is lovingly and expertly carved in to each individual figurine. Each sculpture is created to imply elegance, grace and beauty, and the emotions within each piece are expressed through the figures gestures alone. With the huge variety of forms and the pleasant emotions they stir within the viewer, it’s no wonder Willow Tree Figurines keep growing in popularity.

Willow Tree Angel Figurines

One of the most popular series of the Willow Tree Collectibles is the Willow Tree Angel Figurines.

There are very many to choose from, and they all have special names such as the Angel of Love, the Angel of Freedom, the Angel of Hope, etc. etc. 14 of the angels, are no longer being made. Many admirers have been collectors since the first angels were introduced, and have bought each angel as and when it was launched.

If you have managed to collect the entire set of angels, you are very fortunate, many people who start collecting Willow Tree Figurines late have struggled to find some of the retired pieces, but they do become available every now and then.

Angel of Embrace (right)

Here is a list of the currently retired Angels

Angel of Giving 2001
Angel of Hearth 2001
Angel of Joy 2001
Angel of Love 2001
Angel of Song 2001
Angel of Strength 2001
Angel of Comfort 2003
Angel of Light 2003
Angel of Patience 2003
Angel of Protection 2003
Angel of Beauty 2004
Angel of Freedom 2004
Angel of Kindness 2004
Angel of Christmas Spirit 2006

If you are collecting the Willow Tree Figurines, hopefully this list will help you in your search. If you can't find them right away, don't give up! Every once in awhile retired pieces will show up for sale. And when they do, I will post where you can find them on this website.

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Nativity Sets

One of my favorite of the Willow Tree Collectibles is the Nativity sets.

Christmas is the time to celebrate the birth of Jesus. The nativity set is a way to experience this extraordinary event. Susan Lordi, the designer of Willow Tree figures, exploits the subtleties of body language and gestures to evoke the emotions felt during the Christmas season.

If you already have a Willow Tree Nativity Set, there are additional figurines that can be added. The Shepherd and Stable Animals set includes a camel, a sheep with two lambs, and the shepherd.

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Willow Tree Cake Toppers

Willow Tree Figurines also come in the form of Cake Toppers.

They come in a variety of sizes and styles. Some figurine toppers convey the emotions involved for a wedding perfectly and would be a great consideration for your wedding cake.

The resin used for the Willow Tree Cake Topper is cured and painted with lead-free paint. In addition, it has undergone specific testing to ensure it is food safe.

There are a variety of figurine cake toppers to choose from. These inexpensive, expertly crafted figurines would be perfect choice for your wedding.

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Angel of Caring Figurine

"Always there, listening with a willing ear and an open heart"

The angel of caring is a special figurine in the Willow Tree series. It is a symbol to show a special loved one that you care. Give this to a loved one and they will always be reminded of you and how much you care for them

  • 3.5" x 2" x 4"
  • Introduced in 2002
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