Psidium guajava - Guava - Botanical Print from Plantae Selectae (1756)

Bring a tropical touch to your space with this exquisite botanical print of Psidium guajava, commonly known as guava. This 18th-century illustration, originally published in Plantae Selectae (1756), captures the beauty of this beloved fruit-bearing plant in meticulous detail. The artwork showcases the guava’s vibrant yellow fruit, delicate white blossoms, and rich green foliage—an elegant composition that blends scientific precision with artistic charm.

Guava is not only a delicious fruit but also a plant deeply valued for its medicinal properties. Known for its sweet and aromatic flesh, Psidium guajava has been cultivated for centuries across tropical and subtropical regions. The leaves and fruit have been used in traditional medicine for their antioxidant and antimicrobial benefits.

This high-quality reproduction is perfect for kitchens, dining areas, or as a thoughtful gift for nature lovers, food enthusiasts, and botanical art collectors.

Why You’ll Love It:

• A beautifully detailed reproduction of a rare 18th-century botanical print.
• Features Psidium guajava, a beloved tropical fruit with rich cultural significance.
• A perfect decor piece for kitchens, dining rooms, or garden-inspired interiors.
• An elegant gift for plant lovers, cooks, and collectors of botanical art.