Lavender has been a plant of calm, clarity, and care across cultures for centuries — used to ease anxiety, promote sleep, and purify spaces from ancient Egypt to medieval Europe. Its silvery stems and violet-blue flowers carry one of the most universally beloved fragrances in the natural world.
This original pressed botanical artwork captures Lavender 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, bathroom, or any space where you want to invite rest and calm.
This is an original pressed plant artwork — not a print or reproduction. Only 3 available.
What’s included
One original pressed Lavender — 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.
Every purchase gives back: 10% of profits support the Navajo-led Carrizo Mountain Herbarium in New Mexico.
Lavender has been a plant of calm, clarity, and care across cultures for centuries — used to ease anxiety, promote sleep, and purify spaces from ancient Egypt to medieval Europe. Its silvery stems and violet-blue flowers carry one of the most universally beloved fragrances in the natural world.
This original pressed botanical artwork captures Lavender 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, bathroom, or any space where you want to invite rest and calm.
This is an original pressed plant artwork — not a print or reproduction. Only 3 available.
What’s included
One original pressed Lavender — 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.
Every purchase gives back: 10% of profits support the Navajo-led Carrizo Mountain Herbarium in New Mexico.
