Specimen: FA-015 | Fern-Frond Fossil
Archival Title: The Sepia Sprout
Soil Type: Calcified Carbon (Synthetic Sediment)
The Artifact Story: A botanical anomaly that refused to decay. It looks as though a prehistoric fern was sketched directly into the stone using a charcoal pencil and then petrified instantly. A delicate piece of the ancient "Undergrowth Era."
Visual Assessment: Features a creamy, off-white background that serves as a canvas for intricate, earth-brown botanical tracery. The linework is fine and rhythmic, mimicking the organic flow of a wild fern.
Curator’s Styling Note: This is your "cottagecore but make it museum" piece. Wear it with earth tones and pretend you’ve just come from a successful foraging trip in an enchanted forest.