Harry Bertoia spent the last two decades of his life not making furniture, but sound sculptures. Working in his Pennsylvania barn studio, he shaped metal rods that rang, shimmered, and resonated when touched. The Dandelion Sculpture comes from that period – the original was exhibited at the 1964 New York World's Fair. This re-edition, produced by the Harry Bertoia Foundation and limited to 50 individually numbered pieces, captures the same essential form at a more intimate scale: stainless steel rods extending outward from a central point, forming a dense, spherical burst that shifts with light and perspective. Made in the USA.