Stamp
SCG6165 - Poland 1971 – Common Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare)
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This 1.15 zł stamp from Poland, issued in 1971, depicts the Tanacetum vulgare (Common Tansy), a flowering herb known for its bright yellow button-like blooms and fern-like leaves. Designed by T. Michaluk, the stamp is part of a botanical series showcasing native Polish flora. The intricate pink background pattern complements the green and gold tones of the plant, emphasizing its ornamental beauty. It reflects Poland’s strong tradition of botanical illustration and natural heritage in philately.
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