Botanicals 32

In 'Botanicals 32', Prasad presents Common St. John’s Wort as a tall, upright sprig punctuated by its small but vivid yellow flowers. The piece privileges botanical clarity, each petal and stamen mapped with exactness, while the leaves carry a faint translucence that speaks to the artist’s control of glazing. There is a dignified economy to the arrangement, the plant shown without adornment so the viewer may study its form.

This 8 x 12 inch artwork, hand-painted with water colours on paper, is perfect for collectors who prize scientific observation in art, those who enjoy medicinal and wildflower subjects, and anyone seeking a quietly refined botanical study.

Why This Artwork Stands Out:

• Handcrafted by Jaggu Prasad ji, whose miniature training gives each leaf and flower exceptional definition,
• An ideal 8 x 12 inch size for collectors building a series of botanical works,
• A piece that pairs scholarly detail with decorative grace.

Invite this botanical study into your collection, a precise portrait of a familiar herb brought to life through careful colour and draftsmanship.