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Some mother and child statues and sculptures have a profound way of expressing your feeling towards your mother, and these sculptures can make very thoughtful gifts for mom. Mother and child sculptures can be very symbolic representations of the way in which we revere our mothers and would probably make gifts that she will treasure all her life.

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Bronze is expensive but its versatility has rendered the creation of many exotic sculptures and decorative accessories from table lamps, figurines for use as table centerpieces, large to life size sculpture and even monumental fountain that you would sometimes see in parks and commercial locations. Because it is a material that corrodes very gradually over time, bronze is becoming a favored material for many sculptors looking to preserve the look of their creations.

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Chanchitos pigs are curious and yet adorable little three legged pig statues which have stolen a place in the hearts of some American households looking for symbols of good luck and goodwill. Native to the Chilean town of Pomaire, these little pigs have also inspired many household décor in the form of Chanchitos styled kitchen trays, tableware accessories and other forms of decorative accents.

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Many of us remain fascinated by the look of the see no evil, hear no evil and speak no evil statues. Usually based on monkeys, the adage has now woven its way to include cherubs and other animals like rabbit and bears.

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Statues of Our Lady of Perpetual Help do not always capture the direction of Baby Jesus’ face which is originally targeted at the Archangel St. Michael but is always directed at the crowd ahead. Our Lady of Perpetual Help has been responsible for many miracles and the staunch devotions that arose to her on Tuesdays, is now practiced all across the world.

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Most schools use the bulldog as a school mascot perhaps because it relates to many children who are familiar with these lovable dogs. Bulldogs being faithful and high spirited dogs, are often used to inspire children since it is a dog they are familiar with and hear about and also because mascots make schools fun and easy to relate to by identifying a common cause for all to follow.

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The peacock is a beautiful bird that highlights a vibrant plumage and which has wound its way as a symbolic representation for many cultures and even the Christian faith. The beautiful imagery of the peacock has also been a fascinating line mentioned in the poem by William Blake in his “Proverbs of Hell”….

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Children statues are becoming popular sculptures for a school for it is children that define the face and purpose of a school. Children statues can be used to evoke a positive attitude in the school and through the use of appropriate statues like those geared to sport themes such as basketball and baseballs or reading statues that cultivate the habit of reading, we can sometimes foster and direct a child’s potential into realizing his or her better self.

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Many of us may welcome concrete lawn and garden statues because of the natural tone it emits in the garden as it is mixed with the rest of the garden elements. Concrete statuary certainly adds a natural form to the garden and for those who love the look of the old and hardened forms of statuary; this might be a nice welcoming fit…

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The Holy Family has stood the time as a representation of the family unit. Here the Holy Family statues are hand casted in fiberglass resin and hand finished with attention to detail. The sculpture, suitable for outdoor use, displays the Holy Family, Mary, Joseph and Jesus in serenity and peace. A true work of art for the garden, these sculptures displays values of family, love, peace and tranquility.

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