What if you brought a little luck and poetry into your home? With Trèfle Bonheur, I present a contemporary wall sculpture depicting a four-leaf clover, a universal symbol of hope and happiness.

I created this artwork in steel metal lace, a technique that lets me draw delicate, openwork shapes while preserving the strength of the metal. At the center of the composition, the clover stands out against a graphic frame in which only two corners are defined, giving the whole piece a sense of lightness and openness.

Some lines are highlighted with gold metal leaf. These luminous touches contrast with the steel and bring elegance and refinement to the sculpture.

Part of my Intimate Sculpturesrange and my Wall Sculpturescollection, Trèfle Bonheur will naturally find its place in a living room, an entryway or a living space. More than wall decor, it is a symbolic artwork that celebrates life's little joys and lovely surprises.

An original sculpture to give as a gift or treat yourself to, like a lovely good luck charm to keep close.

Sculpture features

Artwork title	Trèfle Bonheur
Collection	Intimate Sculptures - Wall sculptures
Artist	Philippe Buil
Type	Contemporary wall sculpture
Technique	Metal lace
Materials	Steel and gold metal leaf
Signature	Engraved on the back

Height: 6 in - Width: 4 in - Depth: 0,8 in

Learn more about the “Trèfle Bonheur” sculpture

What does the Trèfle Bonheur wall sculpture represent?

Trèfle Bonheur depicts a four-leaf clover, a traditional symbol of luck, hope, and happiness. This contemporary wall sculpture transforms this good-luck botanical motif into a decorative work made using steel metal lace and enhanced with gold details.

What does the four-leaf clover symbolize?

The four-leaf clover is traditionally associated with good luck. Each leaf is often linked to a symbolic value: hope, faith, love, and luck. Rare in nature, it has become a universal symbol of happiness and good opportunities.

What material is the Trèfle Bonheur sculpture made from?

The sculpture is made using steel metal lace. This technique makes it possible to create openwork metal lines that trace the contours of the clover and its graphic surroundings. Some parts are covered with metallic gold leaf to add luminous accents.

How is the gold finish applied?

Selected parts of the sculpture are covered with metallic gold leaf. This finish creates a contrast between the steel and the luminous details, while highlighting certain lines in the composition. It is a metallic-leaf finish, not a sculpture made of solid gold.

Why does the sculpture's frame show only two corners?

The frame is intentionally shown in part, with only two corners visible. This graphic choice suggests a structure around the clover without enclosing it. It adds an architectural, contemporary dimension to the composition.

Where should you display a wall sculpture depicting a four-leaf clover?

Trèfle Bonheur can be displayed in a living room, entryway, office, or any other living space. Its symbolic motif also makes it a gift idea for someone you wish to share a positive message with.

Which collection does Trèfle Bonheur belong to?

This work is part of the Intimate Sculptures range and the Wall Sculptures collection. It combines a symbolic botanical subject with a contemporary interpretation of steel lacework.

Why choose a metal good-luck sculpture rather than a classic decoration?

A metal sculpture is a true three-dimensional work of art that plays with light, shadows, and transparency. With Trèfle Bonheur, the four-leaf clover symbol becomes a distinctive artistic creation, crafted by hand using a steel lace technique.