Sasanqua Plate: Ryomenko & Hiryu Briefkaart

Two distinct sasanqua varieties share one clean botanical plate, letting you compare their petal shapes and bloom character at a glance. Vivid crimson color and crisp leaf veining deliver a museum-like, true-to-nature presence with archival clarity. Painted by botanical artist Toshio Yamada (1882–1941), known for collaborating with Tomitaro Makino on landmark Japanese plant references. Note: Color correction processing was performed using public domain data from the Digital Collections of the National Diet Library. My design can be transferred to over 1000 other items and you can adjust the design to fit your product as needed.