Bauhaus Leaf Interlock Pattern

This framed art print is a vibrant homage to the Bauhaus movement, featuring a repetitive, stylized leaf pattern in a striking color palette of orange, peach, teal, and blue-grey. The design consists of numerous rows of abstract, organic shapes resembling leaves or petals, arranged in a clean, geometric grid. The left two-thirds of the composition are dominated by warm tones, transitioning from a rich orange at the top to a softer peach at the bottom. The right third introduces cool tones, with teal "leaves" at the top gradually shifting to a lighter blue-grey. This juxtaposition of warm and cool colors within a structured, repetitive pattern exemplifies Bauhaus principles of combining functionality with artistic expression. Below the pattern, the word "BAUHAUS" is prominently displayed in bold, sans-serif black lettering, alongside "Ausstellung 1928" (Exhibition 1928) and "Juni. Juli. August," indicating a historical exhibition. The overall aesthetic is one of modern design, graphic simplicity, and a timeless appeal that blends organic shapes with geometric precision.