Panel of Perception, Community Garden Collection
Panel of Perception is an exploration of psychedelic plants that alter consciousness in both humans and animals. The psychoactive powers and formal beauty of these botanicals, including the yagé vine (a key ingredient in Ayahuasca), fly agaric mushrooms, poppies and moonflowers, captivate our imagination.
The layout for this design is inspired by traditional tree of life motifs, images of trees with winding branches, ample fruit, trailing flowers and animal guests that symbolize knowledge and enlightenment. As such, the tree of life is a fitting symbol for opening, in the words of William Blake, “the doors of perception”
56” wide trimmed clay-coated paper, comes 60” untrimmed
Sold as panels: Panel A and Panel B. Panels repeat horizontally, but not vertically
Repeat: 108”w x 144”h
Panel of Perception is an exploration of psychedelic plants that alter consciousness in both humans and animals. The psychoactive powers and formal beauty of these botanicals, including the yagé vine (a key ingredient in Ayahuasca), fly agaric mushrooms, poppies and moonflowers, captivate our imagination.
The layout for this design is inspired by traditional tree of life motifs, images of trees with winding branches, ample fruit, trailing flowers and animal guests that symbolize knowledge and enlightenment. As such, the tree of life is a fitting symbol for opening, in the words of William Blake, “the doors of perception”
56” wide trimmed clay-coated paper, comes 60” untrimmed
Sold as panels: Panel A and Panel B. Panels repeat horizontally, but not vertically
Repeat: 108”w x 144”h
Panel of Perception is an exploration of psychedelic plants that alter consciousness in both humans and animals. The psychoactive powers and formal beauty of these botanicals, including the yagé vine (a key ingredient in Ayahuasca), fly agaric mushrooms, poppies and moonflowers, captivate our imagination.
The layout for this design is inspired by traditional tree of life motifs, images of trees with winding branches, ample fruit, trailing flowers and animal guests that symbolize knowledge and enlightenment. As such, the tree of life is a fitting symbol for opening, in the words of William Blake, “the doors of perception”
56” wide trimmed clay-coated paper, comes 60” untrimmed
Sold as panels: Panel A and Panel B. Panels repeat horizontally, but not vertically
Repeat: 108”w x 144”h