Crafted by artist Libby Davis, this beautiful resin vase and its subtle yet rich blue and green undertones evoke a strong sense of dignified beauty. The intricate patterns and textures of birds both in the sky and on the ground, standing out in poignant white, not only showcase the exquisite artistry of the vase, but also remind us of our Heavenly Father’s love and care for His children. Its unique shape and size make it a perfect focal point for any room, adding an elegant touch of sophistication to any space. Whether used as a functional floral vase or displayed alone, this vase serves as a powerful reminder of faith and shines as a stunning piece of art. It is sure to bring joy and beauty to anyone who lays eyes on it. “Behold the fowls of the air: for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns; yet your heavenly Father feedeth them. Are ye not much better than they? . . . And why take ye thought for raiment? Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin” (Matthew 6:26, 28). Libby Davis is a talented sculptor and devoted high school art teacher based in Utah. With 15+ years of experience, she has influenced over 3000 students and loves being inspired by their creativity. Libby's art journey began with painting but evolved into a fascination with sculpting spatial dimensions, inspired by both nature and urban structures. Her recent masterpiece, the Abundance vase, reflects her deep appreciation for the natural world and faith in divine care: “I hope when people glance at this vase in their homes, they feel relief in Heavenly Father’s promise to care for us, as Christ described to His apostles when He asked them to go forward with faith. I hope they feel joy like a child, sifting through bugs by the creek or brushing their hands through wildflowers, free to enjoy under the safety of their parent’s watch. Your days are a gift, to experience and fill as you choose. Trust that Heavenly assistance can be expected; it is sweet, gentle, and comforting.” Beyond art and teaching, Libby enjoys hiking, cross-country skiing, and growing unique plants. Her favorite activities embrace a slow, contemplative approach to the beauty of the natural world.