This frame speaks two languages at once: the language of botany, and the language of the heart. Read the labels, and you will find them side by side. "Bee Balm." "Pine needle." — the careful, scientific names, written the way a botanist would write them in a field notebook. And next to them: "Enchanting." "My dear." — the words of someone who fell in love with the plants, and with what they mean. That is what makes this frame different. It is half herbarium, half love letter — a dried autumn harvest, collected and arranged by hand, then labelled the way you would label a memory. Look at what was gathered: A pair of acorns, with their scaly caps, like small helmets. A dried okra pod — long, ribbed, papery, almost exotic. A fern frond, feathery and pale. A red flower spike, still holding its colour like embers. Dark seeds, black and glossy. A slice of dried fruit, round as a coin. Leaves in brown, green, and ochre — the colours of late autumn. They rest on a rough natural linen cloth, inside a simple wooden frame. Nothing is polished, nothing is perfect, nothing is trying to be anything other than what it is: dried, honest, beautiful in the way that only things which have aged quietly can be. This is wabi-sabi — the Japanese art of finding beauty in imperfection and transience. An autumn walk, pressed flat and framed, so you can keep it. Specifications: Type: Wabi-sabi botanical specimen frame / dried harvest shadow box Frame: Natural wood, horizontal orientation Frame dimensions: 29 cm × 21 cm Background: Natural linen cloth Contents: Acorns, dried okra, fern, red flower spike, seeds, fruit slice, autumn leaves Details: Mixed botanical and romantic vintage labels ("Bee Balm", "Enchanting", "My dear", "Pine needle") Style: Wabi-sabi / herbarium / vintage / autumn / handmade Condition: Brand new, handmade, ready to hang It is an autumn walk, pressed and framed. You get to keep it all year round.