Golden Camellia Sculpture on Marble

A flowering composition rendered in brass and stone, the Golden Camellia Sculpture arrives as a work of quiet botanical authority — its hand-blown glass blooms catching light with the soft iridescence of champagne, suspended above a grounding marble base. At once architectural and organic, the piece occupies its twenty-one inches of height with the unhurried confidence of something that has always belonged in the room. John Richard's mastery of material conversation is evident here: cool stone, warm metal, and luminous glass held in a proportion that feels neither studied nor accidental, simply inevitable.