Silver Teardrops

A sculptural presence anchored in generous proportion, Silver Teardrops by John Richard commands a room through its interplay of polished finish and lustrous silk fabric — materials that together cast light and shadow in quietly shifting registers. At forty-five inches tall and thirty-seven inches across, the piece occupies space with the self-assurance of a considered architectural gesture rather than a mere furnishing. The silhouette is at once voluminous and refined, its teardroped form suggesting both softness and resolve in equal measure.