Sacred Geometry: Deciphering the Code - Stephen Skinner - 1st US Edition, NF/NF

Stephen Skinner's Sacred Geometry: Deciphering the Code is a richly illustrated introduction to the mathematical and symbolic principles underlying nature, art, architecture, and cosmology. First published in the UK in 2006, this is the First U.S. Edition, issued by Sterling Publishing (New York) in 2009. Skinner, a leading writer on esoteric traditions, design systems, and architectural symbolism, presents the Golden Mean, fractals, natural forms, sacred proportion, and cross-cultural applications of geometric patterns with clarity and visual depth. The book is supported by full-color photographs, diagrams, and design plates throughout. The hardcover volume is in Near Fine condition, clean and bright, with tight binding and smooth, unmarked pages. The boards show only the faintest trace of shelfwear at tips. The dust jacket is likewise Near Fine, retaining full gloss with minimal rubbing and no chips or tears; unclipped with original price present. A handsome and well-preserved copy, suitable for both study and display. Edition identifiers: copyright 2009 Sterling Publishing Co., Inc.; First U.S. Edition stated, with full number line 1-10 indicating a First Printing. Printed in China on coated stock with high-resolution illustrations. Includes contents, index, bibliography, and acknowledgments. Approx. 160 pages. Stephen Skinner is a prolific scholar of esoteric traditions, sacred geometry, feng shui, and Western occult history. Known for making complex symbolic systems accessible to general readers, he has authored more than 40 books and is widely respected for bridging academic research with practical and artistic perspectives on geometry, magic, and design.