Twisted Curly Willow and Anthurium

A towering sculptural arrangement rising seventy-two inches, this John Richard composition commands a room with the organic authority of something gathered from nature and then perfected by hand. Preserved moss and ceramic elements ground the piece in material contrast — the tactile softness of botanical life held in tension with the cool permanence of fired clay. At its scale, it reads less as an accessory than as architecture, shaping the negative space around it with the same intention a column or a doorway might. Entirely handmade, it carries the quiet irregularity that no machine can replicate and no room should be without.