Item# YT8097
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The design for this votive is adapted from Wright's home in Oak Park, Illinois. This Frank Lloyd Wright Oak Park Playroom Votive is found in the playroom’s art glass bay windows. The transparency of the rectangles and squares as well as the abstracted flowers and leaves reflect the real ones outdoors. The votive is executed in copper and enamel metalwork with a glass insert. The Frank Lloyd Wright Oak Park Playroom Votive includes a glass votive holder and flameless tea light. Enjoy the understated mood lighting of a tea light without the risk of fire. The tea light candle has an LED light source to replicate the effect of a yellow flicker flame. Also works well as a bedside table night light. Ht: 3.3” (8.5cm). Diameter: 2.4” (5.6cm).
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This Frank Lloyd Wright Tree of Life Hardwood Mini Screen is precision laser-cut from 0.25" cherry veneered MDF with a solid cherry wood base. It measures 12" in height by 6" wide x 2" deep at the attached stand. Ideal for table, desk or windowsill display. This Frank Lloyd Wright Tree of Life design is inspired by an art glass...
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This Frank Lloyd Wright Dana Sumac Wood Mini Screen is precision laser-cut from 0.25" cherry veneered MDF with a solid cherry wood base. It measures 12" in height by 6" wide x 2" deep at the attached stand. Ideal for table, desk or windowsill display. This Frank Lloyd Wright Dana Sumac design is adapted from an art glass window in...
$32.95 $38.00
This Frank Lloyd Wright Robie House Hardwood Mini Screen is precision laser-cut from 0.25" cherry veneered MDF with a solid cherry wood base. It measures 12" in height by 6" wide x 2" deep at the attached stand. Ideal for table, desk or windowsill display. This Frank Lloyd Wright Robie House design is adapted from an art glass window in...
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The Frank Lloyd Wright Tabletop Sprite is a reduced scale reproduction of the original Midway Gardens Sprite designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and sculptured by Alfonzo Ianelli, for the Midway Gardens complex, Chicago, Illinois, (1913-14). Nichols Bros. Stoneworks was granted a license by The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to produce stone garden vases and statuary designed by Mr. Wright. These...