A sweeping arc of blooming branches descends toward the surface of rippling water, where a single fish emerges in elegant motion. The piece blends natural detail with symbolic rhythm, typical of John LaFarge’s pioneering approach to stained glass in the late 19th century. The fish’s body is rendered in warm, textured tones that contrast with the cool currents of water and the pale blossoms above. Circular framing emphasizes flow and unity, while layered leadwork gives definition to the organic forms. This design reflects LaFarge’s fusion of Japanese influence and American craftsmanship in a single poetic image.