Tree of Life - Pin

• Broche en émail souple
• Environ 1,25 po
• Couleurs multiples (selon le design)
• Attache en caoutchouc noire
• Carte de présentation : 90 × 52 mm
• Pochette transparente avec trou de suspension

Frank Lloyd Wright's Tree of Life is a striking stained glass window design that exemplifies his philosophy of organic architecture. Wright designed the windows for the reception room and second-floor bedrooms of the Darwin D. Martin House in Buffalo, New York, and are among the most iconic motifs in his body of work. While there is no evidence that Wright or the Martin family referred to the design by this popular name, it aptly captures the geometric pattern of diagonal "branches" that culminate in colorful "leaves."

Frank Lloyd Wright was a pioneering American architect known for his innovative and organic approach to design. He believed that architecture should harmonize with its environment, a philosophy he called "organic architecture".