I would love to know exactly what it is she is made of, so if you have an idea, do let me know.
It seems that at one point she had been painted, there a tiny remnants of the paint visible, but I have to admit that I much prefer her all white as she is now.
I am editing pics for a post with amazing blue eye candy at the moment. It makes my mouth water just thinking about those glorious shades of blue, those wonderful............. oops, mustn't say anymore, lol. you will have to wait til tomorrow ;-).
Until then, toodlepip xxx
7 comments:
Your lovely nun is likely a salt figure. I have had a number of them over the years.
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What about soap stone? She's a sweet, serene figure.
Beautiful with an angelic face, lovely!
Have a great day.
Always, Queenie
Oh so serenely beautiful!
I love her against the bark of that tree!
It is hard to say what it is from just looking at an image - maybe ground marble or some kind of ground stone.
Have a great weekend!
Sending lots of social time hugs,
Suzy
Your St.Therese is just beautiful,dear Liz.It is hard to tell what it is made off.
Have a great weekend.
Hugs,
Marie
Oh, she is just lovely! I don't blame you for treasuring her already!
xoxo
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