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NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH: The sculpture celebrating and supporting the NHS
Frith Sculpture, owned by Blue Poppy Art Limited, has announced the launch of an extra special sculpture, Clapping Hands.
Created by sculptor Thomas Meadows and the artisans in their Exmoor workshop, Clapping Hands is a tribute to the NHS employees’ amazing courage, skills and compassion in treating the many thousands who have suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The design reflects the spontaneous outpouring of appreciation from the British public when, every Thursday evening, people clapped hands on their front doorsteps in heartfelt thanks for the hard work and bravery of frontline workers.
The sculpture has been designed to be viewed from various different angles, so owners can experiment and choose which aspect is their favourite. £10 from every sculpture of Clapping Hands sold will be contributed to NHS charities.
Created by sculptor Thomas Meadows and the artisans in their Exmoor workshop, Clapping Hands is a tribute to the NHS employees’ amazing courage, skills and compassion in treating the many thousands who have suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The design reflects the spontaneous outpouring of appreciation from the British public when, every Thursday evening, people clapped hands on their front doorsteps in heartfelt thanks for the hard work and bravery of frontline workers.
The sculpture has been designed to be viewed from various different angles, so owners can experiment and choose which aspect is their favourite. £10 from every sculpture of Clapping Hands sold will be contributed to NHS charities.
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