The angel statue model embodies the lived experience of children with autism. The angel is curled up within a safe haven formed by its outstretched wings—much like an autistic child who withdraws into their own inner world, feeling distant and guarded toward the outside. The tightly closed door to their heart is akin to these encircling wings, separating them from the world beyond. Yet the gentle, expansive wings also resemble a pair of protective hands, symbolizing that children with autism need care and support. Like angels with broken wings, they require us to approach with utmost tenderness, creating a nurturing space where they can feel the warmth of the world around them.