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Time is visible in sweeping patterns, rhythmic lines, layered colors, and ancient curves. This iconic sandstone rock formation, known as The Wave, is reflected in a pool after an Arizona rainstorm. A person standing on the shore emphasizes the grandeur of the space, which invites calm focus, wonder, and a deeper sense of connection to nature and the moment.
Nature Note: The Wave began as vast sand dunes made mostly of quartz, the same mineral found in many of today's beaches. Over nearly 190 million years, those loose grains became solid sandstone. Iron oxide, nature's own "paint," stained some layers rich shades of red, orange, and rust, while others remained soft tones of cream, gold, peach, and ivory.
500-pieces
18” x 24”
Time is visible in sweeping patterns, rhythmic lines, layered colors, and ancient curves. This iconic sandstone rock formation, known as The Wave, is reflected in a pool after an Arizona rainstorm. A person standing on the shore emphasizes the grandeur of the space, which invites calm focus, wonder, and a deeper sense of connection to nature and the moment.
Nature Note: The Wave began as vast sand dunes made mostly of quartz, the same mineral found in many of today's beaches. Over nearly 190 million years, those loose grains became solid sandstone. Iron oxide, nature's own "paint," stained some layers rich shades of red, orange, and rust, while others remained soft tones of cream, gold, peach, and ivory.
500-pieces
18” x 24”