Orange Butterfly Frank Lloyd Wright Drinking Glasses - Set of 2

These stunning 13.5-ounce glasses feature Frank Lloyd Wright's Orange Butterfly design from the Dana-Thomas House, built for social activist Susan Lawrence Dana in 1902. Because of Dana's unlimited budget, Wright created some of his finest and most detailed art glass compositions for this elaborate Springfield, Illinois home.

The butterfly design is one of Wright's most notable geometric abstractions of natural elements, with the midwestern sumac plant serving as the primary motif throughout the house. The natural form has been interpreted and reduced to its basic geometry, appearing in over two hundred windows, doors, skylight panels, and light fixtures throughout the home. The butterfly art glass design makes a particularly striking impression arching around the entry door.

These glasses celebrate Wright's masterful ability to transform nature into architectural art, bringing the elegance of one of his most detailed and luxurious commissions to your table.

Key Features:

• Set of 2 thirteen-and-a-half-ounce drinking glasses
• Orange Butterfly design from the Dana-Thomas House (1902)
• Geometric abstraction of natural butterfly and sumac plant forms
• One of Wright's most detailed art glass compositions
• Features designs from over 200 glass elements in the original house
• Beautiful orange coloring captures natural warmth
• Generous 13.5 oz. capacity for various beverages

Perfect Gift For:

• Butterfly enthusiasts and nature lovers
• Frank Lloyd Wright collectors
• Art glass and stained glass admirers
• Those who appreciate detailed, intricate patterns
• Anyone interested in Wright's most luxurious architectural commissions

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