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Poplar
“Polly Poplar Knew She Probably Shouldn’t Push the Big Red Button, But She Never Could’ve Imagined What Would Happen When She Did.”
Like each of the nine mobiles in The Samara Series, Poplar is a one-of-one design. In other words, this mobile will never be reproduced. It is signed and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Size. Approx. 28” tall x 26” wide.
Wada Colorway #129. Molotow Storm Blue Dark, Zinc Yellow, Khaki, and Blue Gray Dark.
Construction. Made with 32-gauge galvanized steel metal and 14-gauge galvanized steel wire.
Entirely handmade in Portland, Oregon. Handcrafted design from mobilist Mark Leary.
Did you know that the root system of a single quaking aspen in Utah makes up a 106-acre forest of over 40,000 trunks. Because every single "tree" shares this massive root system and has the exact same DNA, this tree - known as Pando - is officially recognized as a single organism, and - at an estimated 13 million pounds - is the heaviest known living thing on Earth.
Please note: I am not affiliated with Alexander Calder or the Calder Foundation. “Calder” is a trademark of the Calder Foundation.
“Polly Poplar Knew She Probably Shouldn’t Push the Big Red Button, But She Never Could’ve Imagined What Would Happen When She Did.”
Like each of the nine mobiles in The Samara Series, Poplar is a one-of-one design. In other words, this mobile will never be reproduced. It is signed and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Size. Approx. 28” tall x 26” wide.
Wada Colorway #129. Molotow Storm Blue Dark, Zinc Yellow, Khaki, and Blue Gray Dark.
Construction. Made with 32-gauge galvanized steel metal and 14-gauge galvanized steel wire.
Entirely handmade in Portland, Oregon. Handcrafted design from mobilist Mark Leary.
Did you know that the root system of a single quaking aspen in Utah makes up a 106-acre forest of over 40,000 trunks. Because every single "tree" shares this massive root system and has the exact same DNA, this tree - known as Pando - is officially recognized as a single organism, and - at an estimated 13 million pounds - is the heaviest known living thing on Earth.
Please note: I am not affiliated with Alexander Calder or the Calder Foundation. “Calder” is a trademark of the Calder Foundation.