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The visual collection / 01–09

Look closer.
Keep the story.

A river, a leaf, the grain of a seed. Follow the images through the same nine chapters as the world, with room to stop and look.

Illustrations, place photographs, proposed packs and original sources each have their own role. Their captions tell you which is which.

Start with the valley

27 images across 9 chapters

01 / origin

The valley inside the drop

Where does the story begin?

Generated landscape study of a river, wooded slopes and distant mountains. — Generated visual study
A river between the mountains.
Generated visual study.
An imagined Himalayan environment. It is not a surveyed reconstruction, a photograph of a named village or evidence of Mount Herbs sourcing.
Mount Herbs · generated with OpenAI imagegen
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The icon’s river leads into the landscape.

02 / river

Follow the Parvati

What sits beside the river?

The Parvati beside Manikaran · 2016 — Dated place photograph
The river beside Manikaran.
The Parvati beside Manikaran · 2016 · Shrayash29
A dated photograph of a place, not evidence of a current access condition, Mount Herbs farm, supplier or partnership.
Shrayash29
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A mountain view from Kasol · 2016 — Dated place photograph
A mountain view from Kasol.
A mountain view from Kasol · 2016 · Alok Kumar
A dated photograph of a place, not evidence of a current access condition, Mount Herbs farm, supplier or partnership.
Alok Kumar
CC BY-SA 4.0
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From an attributed place photograph, follow the river into the plant study.

03 / plant

See the plant whole

How do its different parts fit together?

Generated botanical study of the branching cannabis plant. — Generated visual study
Begin with the whole plant.
Generated visual study.
A visual botanical illustration, not a measured specimen, a cultivar identification or a chemical analysis.
Mount Herbs · generated with OpenAI imagegen
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Generated close study of a cannabis stem, leaf stalk and branching node. — Generated visual study
Where a branch meets the stem.
Generated visual study.
A botanical orientation study. The generated detail has not been validated as anatomical evidence.
Mount Herbs · generated with OpenAI imagegen
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Generated close study of a toothed cannabis leaflet and its veins. — Generated visual study
Follow the toothed edge.
Generated visual study.
A visual orientation study, not a measured leaf specimen or evidence of a particular chemotype.
Mount Herbs · generated with OpenAI imagegen
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Generated close study of a cannabis flowering tip and its surface texture. — Generated visual study
The flowering tip, closer.
Generated visual study.
An illustrative flowering tip, not microscopy. Colour and surface appearance do not identify a cultivar or establish cannabinoid content.
Mount Herbs · generated with OpenAI imagegen
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Generated close study of pale bast fibres beside a cut plant stem. — Generated visual study
Follow a strand from the stem.
Generated visual study.
A generic fibre study, not a record of a named craft maker, supplier or actual processing lot.
Mount Herbs · generated with OpenAI imagegen
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Cannabis sativa botanical plate from Köhler’s Medizinal-Pflanzen, showing flowering branches and enlarged reproductive structures. — Original source artwork
Cannabis in Köhler’s herbal
An 1887 Cannabis sativa plate from Köhler’s Medizinal-Pflanzen, plate I-13. The historical labels and complete composition are preserved.
Resized and encoded as WebP; no crop or retouching. Historical botanical illustration. The current taxon record is supported separately by Kew and IPNI; this plate is not a modern pharmacopoeial approval.
Köhler’s Medizinal-Pflanzen; plate signed W. Müller / Wikimedia Commons · 1887
Public domain; marked PDM 1.0
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An open 1542 volume by Leonhart Fuchs, with Latin text on page 392 and a hand-coloured cannabis woodcut on page 393. — Historical source context
A plant on the printed page
The book is the object: a photographed spread from Leonhart Fuchs’s 1542 De historia stirpium, with its text, plant image, binding and handwritten annotations intact.
Historical botanical context, not a modern taxonomic standard. This is not a page from Köhler, a Sanskrit manuscript, or a claim that historical remedies are effective. Complete image preserved; delivery copies are resized and compressed without cropping or retouching.
Leonhart Fuchs, De historia stirpium (1542); photograph: Wellcome Library, London, L0051246 · 1542 volume; photographic date not established
CC BY 4.0 for this Wellcome photograph
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A photograph of a Suśrutasaṃhitā manuscript page from Wellcome’s collection, with original lines of text and physical page marks preserved. — Historical source context
An actual manuscript witness
A genuine manuscript photograph catalogued by Wellcome as a page from the Suśrutasaṃhitā. This object introduces the material work of reading and comparing medical texts.
Contextual manuscript evidence only. This is not Ānandakanda or the Vijayā monograph; no cannabis passage, exact folio, translation or date is asserted. Its traditional attribution is not an authenticated event. Full image retained; delivery variants are resized, without altering characters.
Wellcome Collection; manuscript reference Or alpha 498; image L0034908 · Manuscript date not established in the inspected image record
CC BY 4.0
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Original Figure 1 from the 2015 hemp fibre study, showing two sampled plant stages, stem positions and primary and secondary phloem fibre counts. — Original research figure
The sampled plant, not an idealised one
Figure 1 locates the stem samples in two plant stages. The published layout connects a whole plant with the places where its fibres were counted.
Specific samples and stages from this anatomical study; not universal hemp dimensions, a cultivation schedule or Mount Herbs sourcing evidence. Original labels and complete composition retained. The publisher JPEG is preserved byte-for-byte as the full image.
Anastasia Snegireva, Tatyana Chernova, Marina Ageeva, Simcha Lev-Yadun and Tatyana Gorshkova · 2015
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Original chemical-structure panel for eight phytocannabinoids and the reference agonist CP55,940 in Zagzoog and colleagues’ 2020 study. — Original research figure
Which molecules were actually compared?
The study’s own structure panel identifies eight compounds and its reference agonist. Small changes in a drawing are chemical identity changes, not interchangeable names.
Original author-drawn structures, retained without redrawing. This panel identifies tested materials; it does not establish equal effects, human benefit or the composition of a Mount Herbs product. Full publisher PNG preserved; smaller display variants are losslessly encoded after downsampling.
Ayat Zagzoog; Kawthar A Mohamed; Hye Ji J Kim; Eunhyun D Kim; Connor S Frank; Tallan Black; Pramodkumar D Jadhav; Larry A Holbrook; Robert B Laprairie · 2020
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Original Figure 1 from the 2019 CBDP and THCP paper, containing chromatograms and mass-spectral comparisons of reference and plant-derived material. — Original research figure
The analytical record behind a name
The original analytical plots show how the authors compared reference and plant-derived materials when identifying CBDP and THCP. This is evidence about identity, rather than a product illustration.
A particular research sample and analytical comparison. This does not establish that either compound occurs in Mount Herbs seed products, nor does it provide a manufacturing instruction. All original axes and labels retained.
Cinzia Citti; Pasquale Linciano; Fabiana Russo; Livio Luongo; Monica Iannotta; Sabatino Maione; Aldo Laganà; Anna Laura Capriotti; Flavio Forni; Maria Angela Vandelli; Giuseppe Gigli; Giuseppe Cannazza · 2019
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Branch, leaf and flower share one study light; the seed starts the material story.

04 / seed

Start with a seed

What are we looking at before it becomes an ingredient?

Generated close study of intact hemp achenes and their mottled outer surfaces. — Generated visual study
Start at the shell.
Generated visual study.
An exterior material illustration. It does not validate internal seed anatomy, a batch or a cultivation origin.
Mount Herbs · generated with OpenAI imagegen
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Hold the intact outer form before moving into the illustrative process.

05 / process

One seed, two materials

What separates, and what is left behind?

Supplied illustration of a glossy golden oil drop with bright reflections and fine bubbles. — Supplied illustration
The golden drop.
Oil-drop artwork supplied by Mount Herbs.
The supplied artwork does not establish a product batch’s colour, purity, composition or optical properties.
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Generated material study of seed press cake beside coarse and finely milled material. — Generated visual study
What remains after pressing.
Generated visual study.
A general material illustration. This is not a photograph of Mount Herbs manufacturing, machinery, ingredients or a tested batch.
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Keep the supplied oil drop visible while press cake leads into powder.

06 / Products

The first packs

How do the materials become the proposed products?

Generated studio packaging concept for Mount Herbs Hemp Seed Oil: proposed 100 ml amber-glass bottle with a wooden collar, black dropper and current ivory review label on pale stone and unbleached cloth. — Proposed packaging
Hemp Seed Oil
Generated studio concept · Proposed front label · Final pack may differ
Current shop artwork is a packaging proposal. Final declarations, physical fit and product release require their own records.
Mount Herbs · generated packaging concept
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Generated studio packaging concept for Mount Herbs Hemp Protein Powder: proposed 500 g ivory pouch with the current Deoiled Hemp Seed Flour review label, realistic seams, warm stone and unbleached cloth. — Proposed packaging
Hemp Seed Flour
Generated concept · Earlier protein-powder label · Catalogue: hemp seed flour · Final pack pending
Current shop artwork is a packaging proposal. Final declarations, physical fit and product release require their own records.
Mount Herbs · generated packaging concept
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Generated Mount Herbs pet-oil studio packaging concept: 100 ml amber bottle with pale wooden collar and current front label marked FOR PETS, DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT and NOT FOR SALE OR USE. — Proposed packaging
Hemp Seed Oil for Pets
Generated studio concept · 100 ml pack confirmed · Development only
Development concept. Not for sale or use. The image is not a product release.
Mount Herbs · generated packaging concept
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The setting changes; current product artwork and review labels remain the authority.

07 / circular

From stem to strand

How does a long fibre become a surface?

Generated close study of a woven fibre surface beside textured paper. — Generated visual study
From loose fibre to a surface.
Generated visual study.
A material illustration, not a documented pullan design, a certified hemp composition or a Mount Herbs packaging claim.
Mount Herbs · generated with OpenAI imagegen
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The stem opens into fibre, then cord and weave. The plant has more than one material story.

08 / People & place

Places people call home

Whose wider stories are we reading?

Malana village and terraces · 2022 — Dated place photograph
Malana, above the valley.
Malana village and terraces · 2022 · Greenpenguin3459
A dated photograph of a place, not evidence of a current access condition, Mount Herbs farm, supplier or partnership.
Greenpenguin3459
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Tosh and the surrounding valley · 2017 — Dated place photograph
Rooflines on the hillside.
Tosh and the surrounding valley · 2017 · Rahulsetiya94
A dated photograph of a place, not evidence of a current access condition, Mount Herbs farm, supplier or partnership.
Rahulsetiya94
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Homes at the forest edge in Kalga · 2017 — Dated place photograph
At the forest edge.
Homes at the forest edge in Kalga · 2017 · RawatKiran
A dated photograph of a place, not evidence of a current access condition, Mount Herbs farm, supplier or partnership.
RawatKiran
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Pulga, terraces and wooded slopes · 2019 — Dated place photograph
Terraces and wooded slopes.
Pulga, terraces and wooded slopes · 2019 · Imdgod · crop by R8cocin8
A dated photograph of a place, not evidence of a current access condition, Mount Herbs farm, supplier or partnership.
Imdgod · crop by R8cocin8
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Return from the material study to dated photographs and attributed field accounts.

09 / house

Gather the story again

What do you want to follow next?

Generated studio study of natural material surfaces in warm, directional light. — Generated visual study
The materials come together.
Generated visual study.
An editorial setting. It does not replace approved product artwork or establish actual packaging, formula, manufacture or sourcing.
Mount Herbs · generated with OpenAI imagegen
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Open full image

Supplied identity

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Mount Herbs supplied brand artwork.

The original icon is preserved. Its imagined landscape is a brand illustration.

Mount Herbs · supplied artwork

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Landscape, plant and materials resolve onto the unchanged supplied icon.