Rustic Brown Praying Hands Sculpture Artist Timothy P. Schmalz. "One Flesh".

The image displays a sculpture of praying hands. This particular sculpture is known as "One Flesh" by artist Timothy P. Schmalz.  Meaning: This sculpture symbolizes the sanctity of marriage and the concept of two individuals becoming "one flesh" in a union, often associated with Christian beliefs.  Inspiration: While this specific piece is "One Flesh," the general theme of praying hands is often inspired by Albrecht Dürer's famous pen-and-ink drawing, "Praying Hands" (also known as "Study of the Hands of an Apostle").  Material and Origin: Similar praying hands sculptures are often carved from olive wood by Christian artisans in Bethlehem, the Holy Land.  Purpose: These sculptures serve as a reminder of faith and prayer, and are often displayed in homes or churches. This sculpture is made in Japan by Vcacgo and is a mid-century art piece. It's beautiful and it's in excellent pre-owned condition. Measures: 6" tall x 3.5" wide. Ceramic painted rustic bronze. I will only accept reasonable price offersl thank you for understanding. Have a beautiful and blessed day.🦋🙌🏻🦋🫶🏻