Whirling Arrow Trivet | Table Accessory | AlaModerna Color:Cherry Stain Charles and Ray Eames

Charles and Ray Eames

"Frank Lloyd Wright has inspired me deeply to create designs (like my trivets and napkin holders) that are functional

In the early 1920s Frank Lloyd Wright gave new life to concrete blocks with a new building system he called “textile block construction

and stylized representations of the flower may be found on the roofline

Whirling Arrow Trivet | Table Accessory | AlaModerna Color:Cherry Stain Charles and Ray EamesThe design used in this product is adapted from a 1940s motif that Frank Lloyd Wright used as a symbol of his school and the Taliesin Fellowship, a residential community of apprentices and teachers associated with Wrights School of Architecture. The ancient Hohokam petroglyph that inspired this design was found on a rock in the over 600 acres of Wrights winter estate. Wright stated that the motif reminded him of two hands clasping in a gesture of