This is a detailed botanical illustration from a medieval manuscript. The central focus is a large, intricate flower with delicate, blue-violet petals. The petals are arranged in a radial pattern, and their edges are slightly ruffled. The center of the flower is a complex structure with a golden-yellow core surrounded by a darker, almost black, area. Thin, green stems radiate outwards from the base of the flower, resembling veins or capillaries. Below the flower are three fruits. Two are a vibrant, translucent red, resembling cherries or small plums. The third fruit is a darker, brownish-purple, and appears to be cut open, revealing its inner structure. The illustration is set against a background of aged parchment. The page is filled with dense, handwritten text in Latin, typical of medieval manuscripts. The text is neatly arranged in columns, and the ink has faded slightly over time. A small, decorated initial letter is visible in the upper left corner, adding to the artistic quality of the page. The overall style of the illustration is highly detailed and realistic, with a focus on capturing the natural beauty of the plant and its fruits.