Ebros Gift 12" Tall Golden Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture Curvilinear Design Native American Chippewa Indian Nakoma Mother Nature Earth Statue Museum Gallery Quality Art Reproduction Sculpture

The Nakoma Sculpture is designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1923 to be located at the entry pools to the Community of Nakoma Country Club in Madison, Wisconsin. The Nakoma sculpture is a curvilinear design, symbolic of the earth and Mother Nature as well as domestic virtue. Her back is a continuous circle, with a round head and she holds a round bowl. Nakoma also carries a papoose and has a child at her side.

• This Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture Nakoma Statue is made of designer composite polystone resin, hand painted and polished. Polystone which is composed of polyurethane, resin, and mixed with powdered stone additives that give it added weight and a porcelain or "stone-like" feel. Polystone is very durable and delivers a cleaner, more substantial representation of an original sculpture than other common materials.
• This Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture Nakoma Statue measures 12" tall, 5" long and 4" deep approximately. It weighs about 5 pounds.
• The Nakoma Sculpture is designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1923 to be located at the entry pools to the Community of Nakoma Country Club in Madison, Wisconsin. The Nakoma sculpture is a curvilinear design, symbolic of the earth and Mother Nature as well as domestic virtue. Her back is a continuous circle, with a round head and she holds a round bowl. Nakoma also carries a papoose and has a child at her side.
• Soda can in the photos are not included with the item as they are meant to provide size perspective of the sculpture.