Green tea plant (1739) | Elizabeth Blackwell

This exquisite tea artwork print by Elizabeth Blackwell from 1739 captures the natural beauty of the green tea plant with precise botanical detail. Originally created for her renowned botanical series, this vintage print combines artistry with scientific accuracy, making it an exceptional addition to any room. Blackwell’s work, celebrated for its attention to natural form, brings the rich history and elegance of botanical art into your home.

Why Choose Vintage Prints?

• Authentic Charm: Vintage botanical prints like this green tea illustration offer a classic charm that resonates with the warmth of history, making them unique compared to contemporary art.
• Timeless Design: The intricate detailing and historical significance of botanical art evoke a sense of sophistication that complements both vintage and modern decor.
• Exceptional Quality: Printed on premium-grade art paper with giclee printing technology, this artwork maintains vibrant colors and precise details, preserving the authenticity of Blackwell’s original 18th-century illustration.

Did You Know?
Green tea has a rich heritage and has been used for centuries, especially in East Asian cultures, for its antioxidant properties and calming effects. In Japan, it plays a central role in the ceremonial tea ritual known as "chanoyu," symbolizing mindfulness and harmony.

Add a touch of history and elegance to your space with this tea artwork print, celebrating the enduring beauty of botanical illustration and the cultural heritage of green tea.