Frank Lloyd Wright's "Waterlilies" is thought to be designed for an art glass screen around 1895, but was never produced. The window features an intricate pattern of abstracted lily pads and flowers rendered in a cool color palette of blues, whites, and pops of yellow. The organic forms and repeating motifs of this early design reflect Wright's commitment to integrating nature into his architectural work. Waterlilies remains a celebrated example of Wright's innovative approach to design, symbolizing his enduring legacy in the world of architecture.
Material: hypoallergenic brass dipped in 18k gold
Dimensions: (height) 12 MM, (width) 16 MM
About the brand...Gratinsta was created as a love letter to every woman who chooses to celebrate love, for herself and for the ones she adores. Every piece is designed in Boston and handcrafted by artisans in India who still believe the most beautiful things must be made by hand. Each one is made carefully, intentionally, just for her. Because sometimes the smallest thing you wear carries the biggest love.
Manali Shinde - Founder + Designer