The Penrose Triangle is often called the “impossible” triangle. The properties of this two dimensional art piece can be created in the second dimension, of reclaimed wood, but cannot be created in the third dimension.
The artist, M.C. Escher, took inspiration from an earlier artist, Oscar Reutersvärd, and created many incompatible perspectives such as this one. So, the image becomes a sacred object as it folds into itself.
Use it as a source of introspection and meditation. Display it as a riddle that cannot be solved as a reminder of life’s many conundrums. Gift it as a challenge to the receiver to accept the impossible. Honor the sacred, buy this handcrafted piece.
Size: 21" x 18"
Comes with 3 sawtooth hangers on the back for all three orientations.
