Willow Tree by Susan Lordi

Reliquary

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Reliquary

Historically, a reliquary is a beautifully embellished container in which treasured objects are kept or displayed. The Willow Tree Reliquary® is designed to hold The Roses in my Garden™ - a collection of figures that symbolize the children in your family. More than a display case, this architectural housing is designed to position Willow Tree sculptures so that relationships between figures, as well as individual personalities, are expressed.

The Reliquary has adjustable shelving to fit most Willow Tree figures and angels, so that you can create unique groupings to reflect the relationships in your life. It can sit on a shelf, or hang on a wall.

Your Stories Tell Us Your Story

My history is anxiety. I bought this angel for my mum, without knowing anything about Willow Tree. It has come to  mean very much to me- Guardian Angel. I was so scsred I had to tell the security. I was so scared at the plane, I had to tell the hosteses. I was so scared at intermediate landing in Reykjavik, I asked for a wheel chair. By the time i came to Gardermoen, I was exhausted and still very scared. I'm not afraid of flying, but my anxiety got to me. I was 100% sure I would die. It was a nightmare. The Guardian Angel still means alot to me. Yesterday I bought Courage - which also says to me - Freedom--THANK GOD FOR MY LIFE--I can conquer much, but that plane trip home got the best of me. I was sure I was going to die, and i prayed constantly. Of course, I realize it's paranoid. But I was so scared, You can't understand anxiety before you're there. I knew the little figure, Guardian Angel was probably watching over me, even though i wasn't thinking about that at the moment. Love to all.

Submitted by Inger Hilde in Norway, May 2011

I have four children, two girls and two boys. My eldest is a deep thinking daughter who wants to be a writer; she is 15. My 11 year old son is a kind boy who is popular with everyone and very polite. My 7 year old son is "special;" he has Asperger's Syndrome, but is such a sweet,beautiful boy who loves me sooo much. Then there is my youngest, my 3.5 year old daughter. She is just a delight, very entertaining and she is the child of my heart. I knew she was to come to us. Then there is my hubby and I. We have come through so much and have done it. It feels like we are now coming into our own so to speak. We are very family oriented and adore what we have with each other and our kids.

Submitted by Rebecca in Victoria, November 2009