Pervalkos g. 29, Pervalka

The wooden sculpture was erected in the old cemetery of Pervalka to mark a place of eternal rest. With its shape, the sculpture reflects a protest against widespread depiction of witches and devils. The sculpture represents a woman's figure with her arms raised. Her palms keep a chapel with a cross - a symbol of faith and hope.

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