Garden Rosemary Spiral

A towering sculptural presence at seventy-four inches, the Garden Rosemary Spiral ascends with the quiet authority of something grown rather than made, its helix form evoking the disciplined geometry of a formal parterre rendered in three dimensions. John Richard brings to this piece the same curatorial intelligence that defines the collection — an understanding that great decorative art earns its place in a room not through ornament alone, but through silhouette and scale. Slender yet commanding, it anchors a corner, flanks an entry, or punctuates a garden room with the unhurried confidence of a classical urn or an obelisk. This is sculpture that functions as architecture.