Purple Christmas Berries Sticker – Botanical Art

A cluster of three purple berries with pink highlights, bold dark outlines and small star-shaped details. This original botanical sticker brings a rich purple palette to winter journals, festive decorations and nature-themed collections.

Sticker details

• One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
• Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
• Water-resistant
• Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany

Available sizes

• Longest side approximately 5 cm (Medium)

For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Botanical Intake 057-B

Catalogue designation: Christmas Berries 1
Received: Three detached purple fruits
Species: Not established
Primary question: What can be identified when the rest of the plant is missing?

Records places the three fruits in a shallow dish.

Records

Christmas berries.

Z. Omb

Is that their identification or their delivery date?

Records

The name on the packet.

Z. Omb

Then we have identified the packet.

Records turns it over.

There is nothing on the other side.

Records

Thoroughly, apparently.

The fruits are rounded, purple and broadly similar in appearance.

Each has a small star-shaped structure at one end.

Omb records its position before rotating the dish.

Records

Little stars. Festive.

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Potentially useful for identification.

Records

Both can be true.

Z. Omb

Yes.

The structures resemble persistent floral remains.

That is entered as a working interpretation, pending closer examination.

Not a species name.

Not proof that the fruits belong to a particular familiar plant.

Records

So we cannot simply call them blueberries.

Z. Omb

We can record the resemblance. Identification needs more than resemblance.

The packet contains no leaves.

No attached stems.

No photograph of the plant.

No location of collection.

Records

We have the important bit.

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We have the bit someone chose to send.

Omb adds a request to the intake record:

Photograph the source plant, including leaves, stems and attached fruit, if available.

Records

You want the berries’ paperwork.

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I want their context.

Records reaches for the dish.

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What are you doing?

Records

Moving it out of the way.

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All right.

Records

You thought I was going to eat one.

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I had not established why you were reaching for it.

Records

Would eating one help?

Z. Omb

It would create a second investigation.

The dish is moved without incident.

Edibility remains unknown.

A loose fruit is photographed separately.

Then the three are photographed together.

The triangular arrangement is easy to reproduce, but there is no surviving connection between them.

Records

They look like they belong together.

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They were delivered together.

Records

That is less romantic.

Z. Omb

It is also what we know.

The record distinguishes:

Three similar fruits received together

from:

A naturally attached three-fruit cluster

The second statement is not supported by the intake.

There is no observed movement.

No unusual emission.

No change in shape during examination.

Nothing currently requires an anomalous explanation.

Records

Purple things have been keeping you busy lately.

Z. Omb

Colour alone is not a reason to connect this intake to those records.

Records

Separate purple folder?

Z. Omb

Botanical intake.

Records writes:

PURPLE. CURRENTLY MINDING THEIR OWN BUSINESS.

Omb leaves the note.

CURRENT RECORD

Received: Three detached purple fruits
Similar appearance: Observed
Star-shaped terminal structures: Present
Interpretation as floral remains: Provisional
Species: Unknown
Source plant: Not supplied
Natural attachment between the three: Not demonstrated
Botanical fruit classification: Not yet established
Edibility: Unknown
Christmas association: Catalogue designation only
Anomalous behaviour: None observed
Connection to lilac blood-containing specimens: No evidence
Next useful evidence: Source-plant photographs and collection information

Records adds:

CHRISTMAS BERRIES, PENDING BOTANY.

Z. Omb

Acceptable.