Sunrise Fiddle Leaf

A monumental botanical work from John Richard, the Sunrise Fiddle Leaf commands any interior with its sweeping vertical scale — over eight feet in height and nearly five feet across, it occupies a room the way a well-placed architectural element does, with quiet authority. Rendered in fabric and silk, the piece achieves a luminous, tactile presence that paint alone cannot, the materials lending each leaf a depth of surface that shifts with the light throughout the day. This is art that converses with furniture rather than merely hanging above it, equally at home anchoring a double-height foyer or providing counterpoint to a considered salon arrangement.