This beautiful miniature features a botanical illustration of Ledum latifolium, artfully framed in solid, rustic wood. The fine details of the plant are depicted with delicate colors on high-quality paper, capturing the nostalgic charm of centuries past. The heavy, aged wooden frame enhances the antique flair and makes this piece a unique wall decoration.

 Whether as a stylish addition to a vintage gallery wall, as an eye-catcher on a shelf or as a charming accessory on a secretary - this miniature fits harmoniously into various living styles. It is perfect for collectors of botanical art, lovers of antique illustrations or as a special highlight in a lovingly furnished reading corner.

 This miniature also makes a wonderful gift for a variety of occasions - whether it's a birthday, housewarming, wedding or as a small token of appreciation for someone who loves nature and vintage aesthetics. If you wish, we will be happy to send this miniature in gift wrap with a personalized message to make it a very special present.

 The miniature itself is a botanical illustration of Ledum latifolium. Ledum latifolium is an obsolete botanical name for a plant now known as Rhododendron tomentosum (also known as marsh tea). This plant belongs to the heather family (Ericaceae) and is common in boggy, damp areas in northern Europe, northern Asia and North America.
 Such copperplate engravings or lithographs were created mainly in the 18th and 19th centuries for botanical books and encyclopedias.

 The frame is rustic and handmade from the early 20th century. It may be an older illustration that was later reframed.

 The condition of this miniature is flawless.

 Material: wood, glass, paper
 Height: 9 cm
 Width: 6.5 cm
 Depth: 1.5 cm
 Production period: 1910-1919