Willow Tree

Many new college students, often on their own and away from home for a significant length of time for the first time in their lives, become homesick. Sending your new college student a decorative gift can not only let them know their parents are thinking of them, but give them something that reminds them of home. These gifts of encouragement will help inspire your student to work hard and brighten their days. Figurative Sculptures A figurative sculpture on a desk in a dorm room can instantly remind your student that their parents are thinking about them every time they sit down to study. Figures representing study, such as a reading figure, can remind them of their quest to explore, and keep them motivated to learn. A figurative sculpture releasing a dove can represent your student embarking on their journey through life and learning, leaving the nest on a new path and a new beginning.   Keepsake Boxes Sending a keepsake box with a few cherished items that

Losing a beloved pet is a devastating experience and one that we’ve all gone through in our lives. But you can help ease the grief of someone who’s lost an animal by providing them a little token of comfort. Here are a few gift ideas for you to give a friend or loved one who’s lost their furry companion. Some of these items would be good to have on hand because they also make lovely gifts for animal lovers on holidays and birthdays, or anytime you want to show someone you care. Angel Sculpture Holding an Animal For a special person who’s kind to animals or recently lost a pet, you could choose a figurative sculpture of an angel holding a kitty or dog. The angel represents the person who rescued the animal, loved him and cared for him through the years, and protected him from harm. They were (or are) the guardian angel of their beloved pet. Angel figurines make great best friend gifts too. Figurative sculptures speak to people in various ways. Anyone who’s ever rec

Teachers are quietly changing the lives of millions of students every day without much fanfare. They play a significant role in making a difference in a child’s world by inspiring them to learn, grow, and succeed. Great teachers are a true blessing.  As an appreciative parent, you don’t need to wait until next May during National Teacher Appreciation Week to show your gratitude. Celebrate them now during this fall semester or start thinking about a gift for them to take home over the winter break. Here are three gift ideas to wish your favorite teachers happy fall, happy winter, or just to say ‘thank you’ for all they do for your child.   Love of Learning Sculptures The best gift ideas for teachers are heartfelt and uplifting. A personal gift of a figurative sculpture is a thoughtful selection, especially if the person is wise and a lifelong learner as well as a teacher. For the book-loving educator, choose a figure who’s reading a book. Maybe this person is an