A Floral Fantasy of Animals and Birds 1600

This is a Mughal painting from the early 17th century, depicting a fantastical plant that gives birth to various real and mythical creatures and birds. This artwork is also known as Waq-waq, referencing a mythical island in Persian and Islamic lore, populated by half-plant/half-animal beings according to the Cleveland Museum of Art. The painting was created for a royal album and was intended to be admired for its visual puns and intricate details.

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The picture is out of copyright and in the public domain, so you are free to use it in whatever way you'd like, including commercial use.