Atropa Belladonna Mugs
Description: Deadly Nightshade, labeled with the same calm precision used for chamomile. The Latin name at the top. The parts named at the roots. The flowers illustrated with the same care given to something you would actually eat. Vintage botanical science had no moral position on what it documented — Atropa Belladonna received the full treatment: Flos, Folium, Caulis, Radix, everything accounted for. A poison plant given the dignity of complete taxonomic attention. Dark academia, witchcraft shelves, apothecary aesthetics — and anyone who has always found the dangerous plants more interesting than the safe ones.
Description: Botanical illustration of deadly nightshade, Atropa belladonna, for botanists, gardeners, herbalists, and plant lovers who enjoy vintage plant charts, medicinal herb themes, and natural history prints. Works for poison garden fans, apothecary collectors, nature teachers, and wild plant enthusiasts. A good fit for birthdays, Christmas, or everyday wear for anyone interested in nightshade plants and botany.
Description: Botanical illustration of deadly nightshade, Atropa belladonna, for botanists, gardeners, herbalists, and plant lovers who enjoy vintage plant charts, medicinal herb themes, and natural history prints. Works for poison garden fans, apothecary collectors, nature teachers, and wild plant enthusiasts. A good fit for birthdays, Christmas, or everyday wear for anyone interested in nightshade plants and botany.
Description: Vintage educational poster "BOTANICAL CLASSIFICATION Toxic Flora - Specimen Chart - Biology Dept." featuring 6 toxic plants in detailed botanical illustrations - No.1 Digitalis purpurea Foxglove, No.2 Atropa belladonna Belladonna, No.3 Conium maculatum Poison Hemlock, No.4 Convallaria majalis Lily of the Valley, No.5 Ricinus communis Castor Bean, No.6 Nerium oleander Oleander - with family, genus, and toxicity notes on aged parchment taped with old tape. Footer "ALL PLANTS ARE EDIBLE SOME ONLY ONCE" and "EDUCATIONAL CHART FOR STUDY PURPOSES ONLY BIOLOGY DEPT PRINTED 1965". Perfect for botanists, biology teachers, plant lovers, and dark humor vintage science fans.
