Flora Graeca Phygital Book — Volume 2
A physical home for your digital copy of the legendary second volume of Flora Graeca.
Flora Graeca Sibthorpiana, Volume 2 (1813) is one of the most celebrated botanical works in history—a masterpiece documenting the plant life of Greece and the eastern Mediterranean through exquisite hand-colored copper engravings.
What is a Phygital Book?
The physical book sits on your shelf as a tangible piece of your library, while NFC technology lets you access the complete digital Volume 2 instantly with one phone tap.
About Flora Graeca:
Commissioned by English botanist John Sibthorp following his 1780s–90s expeditions, Flora Graeca was published as a ten-volume series beginning in 1806. Illustrated by Ferdinand Bauer and engraved by James Sowerby, it's one of the rarest books ever printed—only 25-30 complete copies were produced. Widely regarded as "the most costly and beautiful book devoted to any flora."
Specifications:
- Size: 4cm × 6cm (approximately 1.6" × 2.4")
- Thick paper cardboard with book binding
- NFC chip for instant digital access
- Hand-drawn botanical cover
- Handmade in California
Please note:
- Physical product—shipped to you
- Digital access via NFC tap (most smartphones)
- Colors may vary by screen
- Each book handmade with care
- Contains Volume 2 (1813)
- Price is for 1 book
- Matches shown for scale reference only (not included)
Flora Graeca Phygital Book — Volume 2
A physical home for your digital copy of the legendary second volume of Flora Graeca.
Flora Graeca Sibthorpiana, Volume 2 (1813) is one of the most celebrated botanical works in history—a masterpiece documenting the plant life of Greece and the eastern Mediterranean through exquisite hand-colored copper engravings.
What is a Phygital Book?
The physical book sits on your shelf as a tangible piece of your library, while NFC technology lets you access the complete digital Volume 2 instantly with one phone tap.
About Flora Graeca:
Commissioned by English botanist John Sibthorp following his 1780s–90s expeditions, Flora Graeca was published as a ten-volume series beginning in 1806. Illustrated by Ferdinand Bauer and engraved by James Sowerby, it's one of the rarest books ever printed—only 25-30 complete copies were produced. Widely regarded as "the most costly and beautiful book devoted to any flora."
Specifications:
- Size: 4cm × 6cm (approximately 1.6" × 2.4")
- Thick paper cardboard with book binding
- NFC chip for instant digital access
- Hand-drawn botanical cover
- Handmade in California
Please note:
- Physical product—shipped to you
- Digital access via NFC tap (most smartphones)
- Colors may vary by screen
- Each book handmade with care
- Contains Volume 2 (1813)
- Price is for 1 book
- Matches shown for scale reference only (not included)
