The image is a botanical illustration of a plant, likely from a medieval or Renaissance manuscript. The plant has a central stem with elongated, pointed green leaves branching out from it. At the end of each branch, there's a small, rounded bud or flower head, colored in a golden-brown hue. The plant appears to be growing out of a rectangular patch of turquoise-green, suggesting soil or a water source. The entire plant is framed by a series of rectangular borders. The innermost border is a thin turquoise line, followed by a slightly wider pink border, and finally, an outermost brown border. The background is a creamy, aged parchment color, giving the impression of an old manuscript page. The style of the illustration is simple and somewhat naive, typical of early botanical drawings, focusing on capturing the essential features of the plant rather than precise realism.