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 Soul Mates

Soul Mates

“A power and passion beyond words draws these two lovers together. Their hearts beat as one, for they are…soul mates.

“‘Soul Mates’ is inspired by Lee Bogle’s famous painting of the same name, accurately sculpted and hand-painted to recreate the artistry and emotion of the original work. The two lovers’ bodies are entwined in a sensuous, back-to-back embrace. Their passionate pose is visible from all angles, enhanced with real fabric fringe, feathers and beads.”

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  elisabeth

  June 28, 2006 8:31 AM

  He looks like he’s straight out of the Malibou tribe..

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  chronicler

  June 28, 2006 10:46 PM

  I can only imagine being soul mates with someone entwined in feathers and fringe!

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  s'mee

  June 28, 2006 11:44 PM

  I can’t wait for the description for the “coming soon” sculptures…egads! If there is a fourth sculpture in the series you can bet there has to be a papoose involved.

  (btw, what exactly are the indian words for canoodling?)

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  grettir

  June 30, 2006 10:32 AM

  s’mee:

  Aleutian: betchie-luko
  Arapaho: toncí3
  Cherokee: squanusta
  Cheyenne: vôsémohtá
  Inuit: naglingnerk
  Naskapi: suwaaihchaaw
  Ojibwe: mazhi

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  Kimball

  July 1, 2006 7:57 AM

  Irrespective of postage and handling, this purchase is a steal for the “real fabric fringe” alone. I’ve combed garage sales and flea markets from beaded sea to feathery sea and I’ve never seen anything like it. Ever. Not even close.

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  jenny

  July 2, 2006 10:45 PM

  I don’t know about the rest of you; but when I found my soulmate, I know that my first instinct was to stand back-to-back with our arms intertwined and my face turned to heaven. With my eyes closed. Wearing an owl anklet.

  Hasn’t everyone felt like that at one time or another? That’s the beauty of these figurines: they’re so universal…