Straight from the cover of a Victorian seed catalog, Botanical Magazine layers antique typography, flourished scrollwork, and tiny flower garlands into a crisp black text transfer. The design reproduces the frontispiece of Curtis's Botanical Magazine, complete with references to the Royal Gardens of Kew, so a plain painted surface suddenly carries a century and a half of garden history.

The 24x35 inch design comes cut into three sheets you can use together as one dramatic statement or snip apart into a dozen smaller labels for drawers, crates, and jars. It rubs onto painted furniture, raw wood, glass, and walls with the included tool, and pairs beautifully with floral transfers when you want an aged apothecary look. Seal with a clear coat and it reads as hand-lettered signwriting.