Sculpted Figure. USA. Tom Clark. Aunt Jewell. Woman with Bonnet, Washing Clothes in a Basin. 1988. 9.5"H

Sculpted Figure - Aunt Jewell by Tom Clark (1988)

Step back in time with the charming craftsmanship of the Sculpted Figure - Aunt Jewell by renowned artist Tom Clark. This beautifully detailed figurine captures the essence of simpler days, portraying a woman with a bonnet diligently washing clothes in a basin. Standing at 9.5 inches tall, this piece is a testament to the artistry and storytelling that defines Tom Clark's work.

Every intricate detail, from the textured washboard to the folds of the fabric, exudes warmth and nostalgia, making it a perfect addition to any figurine collection or a thoughtful gift for lovers of vintage-inspired decor.

Whether displayed on a shelf, mantel, or in your personal collection, Aunt Jewell brings a touch of history and heart to your space. Add this timeless piece to your home today, available at Edelweiss Heirlooms.

(Pisces, 1988) Aunt Jewell is another one of my country people, busy with the everyday farming chores. She is scrubbing overalls for her sons, who are in the feilds doing the spring plowing and planting. her washtub is on the back portch, so that she can enjoy the morning sunshine. Hopefully her cap will keep her hair in place until Sunday, so she'll look nice for church. Some may call her rawboned, but she's thankful for her health and her strength - on a farm everyone works hard from dawn till dusk. Aunt Jewell has never owned a jewel, but her family knows that she is one.