The familiar Simon Pearce evergreen silhouette, shaped with five sides instead of three. The additional planes catch light from new angles, making the tree read differently at every hour of the day.
The form looks immediately familiar and subtly different, which is the point. Placed next to a classic three-sided tree, the five-sided reads as a natural evolution. In a group of five-sided trees alone, it creates a forest with real depth and texture. Long-time collectors reach for it to add dimension to a forest they’ve built over years. New collectors find it a distinctive starting point. Either way, it tends to multiply.
