Carnet Art Nouveau Rosa canina Timeless Charm

Step into a world where nature's wild beauty meets artistic elegance with our Art Nouveau Rosa Canina Notebook. This isn't just a notebook; it's a canvas for your thoughts, dreams, and discoveries, wrapped in the enchanting embrace of the beloved Dog Rose, reimagined in the graceful curves and natural motifs of Art Nouveau. Inspired by the untamed spirit of the Rosa canina, this notebook features a captivating design that blends lush botanical illustration with the ornate, flowing lines characteristic of the Art Nouveau era. Perfect for naturalists, artists, writers, or anyone who cherishes the fusion of art and the outdoors, its cover invites you to explore, create, and chronicle your own wild wonders. Unearth the Secrets of the Wild Rose: Fascinating Facts About Rosa canina A Dog's Tale: The name "Dog Rose" might stem from an ancient belief that its root could cure the bite of a rabid dog, or simply signify its common, widespread nature. Vitamin C Powerhouse: Its vibrant red hips are incredibly rich in Vitamin C, far surpassing oranges, making them a traditional remedy for scurvy. Enduring Beauty: The "Thousand-Year Rose" at Hildesheim Cathedral in Germany, a Rosa canina, has been growing and blooming since 815 AD, making it one of the oldest living roses! Nature's Itching Powder: Those fine hairs inside the rose hips were historically used by mischievous children as a natural, albeit irritating, itching powder. Unusual Sepals: Observe closely! Of its five sepals, two are "bearded" on both sides, two are smooth, and one is whiskered on just one side – a botanical fingerprint. A Symbol of Love: In folklore, carrying a wild rose was believed to attract love, making it a subtle charm for matters of the heart. Wildlife Haven: Its dense, thorny thickets provide invaluable shelter and food for countless birds and small mammals, especially during harsh winters. Medicinal Marvel: Beyond Vitamin C, Rosa canina has been used in traditional medicine for its anti-inflammatory properties and as a diuretic. A Thornless Exception: The rare Rosa canina 'Assisiensis' is a thornless cultivar, said to be miraculously linked to Saint Francis of Assisi. Jelly & Jam Delight: The tart, sweet hips are not only vital for wildlife but also make delicious jellies, jams, and syrups for human consumption. Artistic Muse: Its simple, elegant form has captivated artists for centuries, making it a recurring motif in botanical art, textiles, and, as you see, Art Nouveau designs. Resilient Pioneer: This hardy shrub is often one of the first plants to colonize disturbed ground, showcasing its incredible resilience and adaptability. Capture your inspirations within the pages of this unique Art Nouveau Rosa Canina Notebook – where every entry becomes a bloom.