Description
This beautiful lost-wax bronze sculpture captures a moment of pure joy and imagination as a young African American girl stands slightly on her toes as she leans forward a little with one arm stretched skyward as she gently releases a bird into flight. Designed using the time-honored lost-wax casting technique, this children’s statue expertly captures the details from the girl’s adorable dress and braids to the bird’s wings and lifelike flying motion.
The statue can be finished in a classic two-tone brown bronze patina or finished with a verdigris patina, to add a pop of color to the girl’s dress and headband. The bird, caught mid-flight, adds a magical and imaginative feeling to the sculpture for children’s to enjoy at parks, community gardens, schools and public spaces. The gentle release of the bird is also a touching and symbolic design, making it a beautiful tribute for a child memorial statue.
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