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White Pocket, Arizona, is truly one of the most unique formations I have visited in the American Southwest. It is an otherworldly, one-square-mile geological wonder located in the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument.
White Pocket's geological story began about 160–180 million years ago, when the region was a vast desert covered by enormous sand dunes. Over time, the sand was buried, compacted, and transformed into what we refer to as Navajo Sandstone.
Tectonic uplift later exposed the sandstone to millions of years of wind and water erosion, creating White Pocket’s dramatic swirls, ridges, and unusual formations. Chemical weathering also produced its striking colors, with iron oxide creating the red, orange, and pink tones and iron-poor sandstone contributing to the bright white areas. Together, these geological processes created the surreal landscape that makes White Pocket so remarkable.

This metal print is a dimensional and high-quality piece of art that stands the test of time while remaining easy to clean and care for. The artwork looks luminescent against the wall and the metal base means it’ll last a long time.

• Aluminum metal surface
• MDF Wood frame
• Can hang vertically or horizontally 1/2″ off the wall
• Scratch and fade resistant
• Blank product sourced from US