Hollyhock Window Replica Hanging Sculpture

panel designs created for the Hollyhock House, completed in 1921 in Los Angeles, California. Commissioned by oil heiress Aline Barnsdall, the Hollyhock House is one of Wright's most unique works, blending his Prairie School principles with elements of pre-Columbian architecture and the emerging style of California modernism. The house takes its name from Barnsdall's favorite flower, the hollyhock, which Wright incorporated throughout the design, from the architectural elements to the interior motifs, including the stained-glass windows. The Hollyhock Window reflects Wright's skill in integrating natural forms into geometric designs. The stylized hollyhock flower appears in the window's intricate composition, with vertical and horizontal lines harmoniously arranged to evoke the plant's tall, stalk-like structure. This abstraction of nature is a hallmark of Wright's design philosophy, merging art with architecture to create a seamless flow between the building's interior and its natural surroundings. Made from hand-cut glass and set in a durable metal frame, this window panel captures the essence of Wright's original design, allowing light to pass through and refract in beautiful patterns of color and texture. Ready to hang, this glass panel is ideal for windows or any sunny (more...)