Mitsumata Orchids

A sculptural arrangement of mitsumata branches bearing silk orchid blooms, the piece commands presence through its generous verticality — nearly four and a half feet of considered asymmetry that reads as both botanical study and fine art object. The silk and fabric construction achieves a remarkable naturalism, each petal and stem rendered with the kind of quiet fidelity that rewards close inspection. From John Richard, it belongs to that rare category of decorative work that anchors a room without demanding it.