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Graceful engraving of Wheat varieties with seed details, ideal for rustic décor.
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This original 18th-century hand-colored engraving depicts Wheat (Triticum ariztatum) with two distinct ears and seeds.
Decor idea: perfect for kitchens, countryside homes or warm-toned interiors.
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