Glacier Sculpture

A commanding porcelain form that evokes the slow, monumental drama of ice in its most elemental state, the Glacier Sculpture by John Richard occupies its space with the quiet authority of something geological rather than merely decorative. At fifteen and a half inches tall and sixteen inches wide, its proportions carry a horizontal breadth that anchors a console or shelf with sculptural intention. The surface reads as both raw and refined, a tension that defines the most enduring objects in a collected interior.