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Delicate pea stems with curling tendrils and soft green pods, elegantly hand-colored.
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This original 18th-century hand-colored engraving depicts the Peas (Pisum), illustrated by Elisabeth Blackwell with graceful botanical clarity and fresh green tones.
Decor idea: ideal for kitchens, garden-inspired interiors, or spaces seeking a light and natural botanical presence.
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