Herbalist Apothecary
Set of 4
A soft, considered gallery wall for the English country home, drawn from the herbs every monastery garden once grew. These four plants belong to the calm tradition of the herbalist apothecary, gathered for kitchen, scent and quiet domestic ritual.
Lavender brings its grey green leaf and unmistakable scent, named from the Latin for to wash. Chamomile carries the small white flower beloved of the cottage garden for two thousand years. Rosemary is the storied herb of remembrance, often grown by the kitchen door. Sage, with its soft silver leaf, is the herb the Middle Ages called the saviour of the garden.
A set of four Koehler botanical posters from the 1887 atlas. Suited to a kitchen, calm corner or guest room, and a particularly fitting gift for anyone who keeps an English country home.
Lavender brings its grey green leaf and unmistakable scent, named from the Latin for to wash. Chamomile carries the small white flower beloved of the cottage garden for two thousand years. Rosemary is the storied herb of remembrance, often grown by the kitchen door. Sage, with its soft silver leaf, is the herb the Middle Ages called the saviour of the garden.
A set of four Koehler botanical posters from the 1887 atlas. Suited to a kitchen, calm corner or guest room, and a particularly fitting gift for anyone who keeps an English country home.