Damselfly Box

The Damselfly Box carries the quiet authority of an object that knows exactly what it is — a sculptural punctuation mark on a console, a library shelf, or a dressing table surface. Its proportions suggest both restraint and intention, the kind of considered scale that makes a room feel curated rather than simply furnished. As a piece from John Richard, it belongs to a lineage of decorative objects that treat the art of the small form with the same seriousness as the monumental.