Tarro Fig Tree

A fig tree rendered in fabric and silk, its canopy spreading to a generous forty-eight inches, commands the room with the quiet authority of something grown rather than made. The pearlized finish breathes a luminous, almost atmospheric quality into each leaf and branch, catching light the way foliage does at the edge of a golden afternoon. At seven feet tall, the Tarro Fig Tree by John Richard occupies space with sculptural intention — less ornament than presence, less decoration than architecture.