Cosmos is a plant of joy, harmony, and wholeness — its name comes from the Greek word for order and beauty. With its delicate, feathery foliage and vivid pink and purple blooms, it has long been associated with love, peace, and the gentle power of letting things unfold.
This original pressed botanical artwork captures Cosmos hand-gathered in New Mexico, mounted on handmade Indian watercolor paper with the plant’s common name hand-lettered in calligraphy on a separate piece of watercolor paper at the top of the composition. The Eufloria mark is embossed at the base. Framed in a champagne-colored frame with a soft grey mat.
Part of the Guardian Plant Collection — a series of botanicals chosen for their deep cultural, spiritual, and ecological significance. Each piece comes with a Flower Story Card describing the plant’s natural history, folklore, and spiritual uses.
Beautiful in a bedroom, studio, or any space where you want to invite a sense of calm and openness.
This is an original pressed plant artwork — not a print or reproduction. Only 2 available.
What’s included
One original pressed Cosmos — a real specimen, so yours will differ slightly from the one pictured. Mounted on handmade Indian watercolor paper, A4 (8.25 × 11.75"), with the common name hand-lettered in calligraphy. Framed in a champagne-colored 11 × 14" frame with a soft grey mat, wired and ready to hang. A Flower Story Card with the plant’s natural history and folklore is tucked in with it. Ships from Santa Fe within 3–5 business days; shipping is calculated at checkout.
The Guardian Plant Collection currently includes six plants: Lavender, Larkspur, Vervain, Geranium, Cosmos, and Poppy. These are plants that, historically and across cultures, have been used to keep the energy of a space, a person, or a home clean. Each is a real pressed specimen, gathered by hand in New Mexico and framed identically — champagne-colored frame, soft grey mat, and the plant’s common name hand-lettered in calligraphy — so they hang beautifully together at an entryway or in the transition spaces between outside and inside. Collect two or more and contact me for a bundle discount.
Cosmos is a plant of joy, harmony, and wholeness — its name comes from the Greek word for order and beauty. With its delicate, feathery foliage and vivid pink and purple blooms, it has long been associated with love, peace, and the gentle power of letting things unfold.
This original pressed botanical artwork captures Cosmos hand-gathered in New Mexico, mounted on handmade Indian watercolor paper with the plant’s common name hand-lettered in calligraphy on a separate piece of watercolor paper at the top of the composition. The Eufloria mark is embossed at the base. Framed in a champagne-colored frame with a soft grey mat.
Part of the Guardian Plant Collection — a series of botanicals chosen for their deep cultural, spiritual, and ecological significance. Each piece comes with a Flower Story Card describing the plant’s natural history, folklore, and spiritual uses.
Beautiful in a bedroom, studio, or any space where you want to invite a sense of calm and openness.
This is an original pressed plant artwork — not a print or reproduction. Only 2 available.
What’s included
One original pressed Cosmos — a real specimen, so yours will differ slightly from the one pictured. Mounted on handmade Indian watercolor paper, A4 (8.25 × 11.75"), with the common name hand-lettered in calligraphy. Framed in a champagne-colored 11 × 14" frame with a soft grey mat, wired and ready to hang. A Flower Story Card with the plant’s natural history and folklore is tucked in with it. Ships from Santa Fe within 3–5 business days; shipping is calculated at checkout.
The Guardian Plant Collection currently includes six plants: Lavender, Larkspur, Vervain, Geranium, Cosmos, and Poppy. These are plants that, historically and across cultures, have been used to keep the energy of a space, a person, or a home clean. Each is a real pressed specimen, gathered by hand in New Mexico and framed identically — champagne-colored frame, soft grey mat, and the plant’s common name hand-lettered in calligraphy — so they hang beautifully together at an entryway or in the transition spaces between outside and inside. Collect two or more and contact me for a bundle discount.
