THE TREE OF LIFE BY VERDI AT AMANGIRI
Handcrafted in sustainable fibers, copper, and straw, this supernatural tree makes its North American debut at Amangiri. The tree was displayed in the hotel’s lounge, facing sweeping views to the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
Handcrafted from sustainable fibers, as well as straw and copper, Colombian textile design studio Verdi’s “The Tree of Life” sculpture—residing in the lounge of Canyon Point, Utah’s all-suite luxury resort Amangiri—isn’t like other seasonal installations. Verdi co-founder and creative director Tomás Vera first got the idea in 2013, from the Tree of Life concept he observed in Mexico and found across numerous global mythologies. Vera brought his vision for the flowing tree to life in 2019, and it now makes its North American debut at Amangiri, where it faces the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
Éclat hosted an intimate seated dinner, securing 15 VIP guests to stay at the hotel and experience Verdi’s Tree of Life.
