It is a page from a botanist's notebook — pressed, framed, and ready for a wall. This is a pressed plant collection in the classic herbarium style: real leaves, flowers, and seed heads, dried flat under weight until they keep their colour and form forever, then arranged on a textured backing and mounted in a wooden frame. What makes this panel special is its scientific character. Every specimen carries its own small white label, naming the plant properly — the way a university herbarium names its sheets. Depending on the panel, you will find species like these: Ginkgo — the ancient living-fossil tree, its leaves pressed like tiny golden fans, sometimes with its fruit. Japanese maple — the intricate star-shaped leaves that turn autumn red. Maidenhair fern — delicate fan-shaped fronds in soft pale green. Hydrangea — sprays of dried florets, keeping their structure and colour. Agapanthus, violet, iris, holly, delphinium, tree fern — and more, each one different, each one labeled, none of them painted. The palette is autumn and earth: greens that have softened, yellows, russets, purple petals, pale creams — pressed on a deep-toned backing that makes every plant stand out like a specimen in a museum drawer. It arrives ready to hang, framed and glazed. It works in a study, a hallway, a living room, a café, a classroom — equally at home above a desk as beside a bookshelf. Whether you are a collector of natural history curiosities, a teacher, a designer, or simply someone who loves the quiet beauty of pressed plants — this panel is a real, handmade piece of botanical art, and no two plants will ever press the same way twice. Specifications: Type: Pressed botanical specimen panel (herbarium-style) Contents: Multiple dried plants, each with a white identification label (scientific and common names) Frame: Wooden frame with glass Size: 32 × 23 × 2 cm Style: Natural history / herbarium / vintage scientific décor Origin: Handmade, genuine dried plant material Condition: Excellent, ready to hang It is a herbarium sheet, framed for a wall — science and decoration in one quiet piece. You get to hang it.