Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Ocotillo Botanical Panel

The steel is left untreated, meaning it will continue to develop a unique patina based on its specific environment. If placed outdoors, the oxidation process will accelerate, resulting in a deeper, richer rust color compared to indoor placement.

Yes, the steel construction is durable enough for outdoor display. However, because it is raw steel, you should expect the finish to evolve significantly with exposure to rain, humidity, and sunlight.

The panel is designed for easy hanging and typically includes integrated mounting points. We recommend using hardware appropriate for your specific wall surface, such as masonry anchors for brick or standard screws for wood.

Because each panel is handcrafted and the oxidation process is organic, no two pieces are identical. You can expect slight variations in the texture, color depth, and metal patterning, which is part of the intended aesthetic.

The signature by Daniel Moore is discreetly placed on the panel, serving as a mark of authenticity without distracting from the botanical design. It is integrated into the metalwork, maintaining the clean, sculptural look of the piece.