Sculpted Figure. USA. Tom Clark. Rachel. Woman in Blue Dress & Yellow Apron Churning Butter. 1985. 8''H

Sculpted Figure by Tom Clark – "Rachel" (1985)

Bring a touch of timeless Americana charm to your home with this exquisite handcrafted sculpture by renowned artist Tom Clark. "Rachel" depicts a serene woman in a flowing blue dress and sunny yellow apron, thoughtfully churning butter—a nostalgic portrayal of simpler times.

Standing 8 inches tall, this intricately detailed figurine captures the warmth and authenticity of rural life. Crafted with Tom Clark's signature artistry, it’s perfect for collectors, vintage enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates the beauty of heirloom-quality decor.

Whether displayed on a shelf, mantle, or as part of a curated collection, "Rachel" makes a heartfelt statement and a meaningful gift. Add this classic piece to your home today and celebrate the artistry of yesteryear.

Available at Edelweiss Heirlooms.

(Aquarius, 1985) Churning is a tradition kept alive in some homes and fondly remembered in other. Rachel is busily preparing the butter which she will use when making a cake in one of the cake molds at her feet. It is mis-morning so she no longer needs the warmth of the sweater which she has hung over the back of her chair. It is the companion chair to those used by Nellie, Mattie, and Mabel. She is looking out toward the yard, perhaps overseeing her grandchildren at play. She is approximatley named for Rachel, the beloved wife of Jacob and the mother of Joseph and Benjamin in the book of Genesis.