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Sculpture "The Bell of Love"
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In the Šiauliai Vilniaus Street pedestrian boulevard stands the sculpture "Where the Bells' Voices Come From," also known as "The Bell of Love." This four-meter-high monolith is made from a single piece of granite stone brought from Sweden. The sculpture is adorned with carvings, and at the top, there is a heart-shaped bell with a dedication that reads: "For those whom I love." The bronze bell, cast in Poland, weighs 30 kilograms and was created in the same foundry where the Wawel Cathedral bells were cast. The sculpture symbolizes love and unity, and its positioning allows sunlight to shine directly into the heart on the spring and autumn equinoxes. "The Bell of Love" has become an important element of Šiauliai's cultural heritage.
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