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New Pieces in the Online Gallery Estella has added several new pieces to the gallery section of her website. These items were added 11-20-07.
Gallery Moved to New Location
Estella has moved her beautiful pieces from her second location to her Studio and Gallery located at 36 Wildflowerway. She is inviting everyone interested in viewing her current pieces to call for an appointment. Please call 505-986-8471 so that she and her staff can arrange for a personal appointment.
ESTELLA LORETTO'S "Peace Warrior's Prayer" stands 10 feet without a base (Previously shown only in clay). The bronze sculpture is now available for viewing. The Peace Warrior's Prayer is that we can respect each other and our differences and create harmony together. The "Peace Warrior's Prayer" is a very strong spiritual statement that promotes compassion, love and healing. Subliminally conveying sacred messages and teachings of our ancient people. He is very peaceful, yet strong. It would be wonderful and fitting to see "Peace Warrior's Prayer" bringing together people of all backgrounds, planting prayers for harmony, balance and peace. The "Peace Warrior's Prayer" is standing on a temporary steel base at 11 feet tall. The base can be changed which would make the piece stand 14 to 15 feet tall . The sculpture itself is 10 feet tall and weighs 750 pounds. Currently this is the first edition of seven. "Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha"
The event commemorated the First North American Indian saint as well as the Cathedral's 150th anniversary. Arch Bishop Michael Sheehan and Estella Loretto were honored to share the genuine spirit of "Kateri", which embraces Kindness, Forgiveness, Love, Compassion, and Joyful Peace. Other websites with information Southwestern Association for Indian Arts Copyright©2002 Estella Loretto |
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