Simply incredible

A smaller version of the Midway Gardens™ Sprite with Baton.

The Midway Garden Sprites were originally designed for the purpose of adorning and watching over Frank Lloyd Wright's Midway Gardens complex, which was built on Chicago's lakefront in 1914, as the last of Wright’s Prairie Style buildings and the beginning of his next phase of daring architectural experimentation and expressiveness through ornamentation.

Their design is based on different geometric shapes - triangle, sphere, cube and hexagon - and is credited primarily to Alfonso Iannelli. Wright contributed the idea of "abstracting" them into more geometric forms. Unfortunately most of the Sprites met a premature and unfortunate demise during Prohibition when historic site was demolished in 1929. But luckily a few were saved and eventually given to the Arizona Biltmore Resort and Spa as gifts. Now called the Biltmore Sprites, these were, in a sense, like the lost children of Wright.

These Sprite reproductions are cast in stone and finished in sandstone and authenticated by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation.
Please note: The pedestal offered for the bigger Sprites is not appropriate for these Tabletop Sprites.