Sakura Sculpture on Marble, Brass

A sculptural composition of considerable presence, the Sakura rises thirty-one inches in polished brass and glass against a grounded marble base, its branching silhouette evoking the arrested moment of a bloom caught mid-unfurl. John Richard brings to the piece an assured hand — the interplay of reflective metal and cool stone reads as both botanical and architectural, organic gesture held within refined material discipline. At nearly twenty-eight inches across, it commands a console, an entry hall, or a library surface with the quiet authority of an object that has earned its place in a room.