An 18th century cactus study, restored in fine detail.
This botanical illustration of Echinocactus uncinatus dates back to the 18th century and has been digitally restored to its former clarity. Cacti survive the driest places on earth by trading leaves for spines that guard against animals and cast a little shade, and every rib and thorn is recorded here. It suits a sunny kitchen, a home office or a gallery wall of botanical prints.
Design Details
- Material: Black aluminium frame, matte archival paper print
- Print process: Japanese archival ink, digitally restored from the original illustration
- Dimensions: 40 x 30cm
- Assembly: Ready to hang, no assembly required
