4 botanical illustrations from ‘Bilder ur Nordens Flora’ by C. A. Lindman.

Wilhelm and Ferdinand von Wright belonged to a Swedish-Finnish noble family in the 17th century. Together with their brother Magnus von Wright these ornithologists, scientists, natur...

Krabbasnår is an advanced Swedish Scanian weaving technicue. 100% wool handwoven ca 1940. The back is made of black wool. These pillows are historical and unique. Sizes 45 x 58 cm...

A truly spectacular example of a Swedish Flemish Weave riding pad in all it’s glory! Beautiful bright color combination of fuchsia pink, yellow, forest and pastel greens blue and ora...

A creature of Scandinavian mythology, the Brook Horse was a beautiful horse that would emerge from bodies of water such as lakes or ponds. It would attempt to lure children into ridi...

The Parrot is one of the most characteristic patterns in Scania Weave textiles. This textile Parrot cushion was once woven to be used as a riding pad. It is approximately one century...

The collage comprises three detailed botanical illustrations from Walter Müller's 'Abbildungen der in Deutschland und den angrenzende Gebieten vor...

The collage consists of three antique botanical prints from Walter Müller's publication, which meticulously document various species of the genus Epipactis. These illustrations are characteristic of early 20th-century scientific botanical illustration...

The images are botanical illustrations from "Les Plantes à Feuillage Coloré Tome Second," published in Paris in 1880 with J. Rothschild as the editor. 1. The first image depicts a p...

Decorative original antique botanical illustrations from "Les Plantes à Feuillage Coloré," published in 1880 in Paris with J. Rothschild as the editor. Each illustration depicts a different plant, characterized by its unique and colorful foliage, which was a common theme of interest during that period, especially among botanists and plant enthusiasts. 1. The first illustration shows "Maranta roseo-picta," commonly known as the Red-veined Prayer Plant...

The collage features two antique botanical prints of Listera orchids from Walter Müller's book on orchid species found in Germany and surrounding areas, published in 1904. The firs...

A large chromolithograph botanical illustration, featuring the orchid species Phaius blumei Lindl. The print comes from the 19th-century work "Illustrations d'orchidees des Indes Ori...