The flower on this stamp has a name and a maker
A 1985 Indian stamp that looks like a bunch of pretty flowers is in fact a portrait of one named, registered cultivar — nature given a pedigree and a place in a list.
A 1985 Indian stamp that looks like a bunch of pretty flowers is in fact a portrait of one named, registered cultivar — nature given a pedigree and a place in a list.
A 1985 Indian stamp that pictured seven feuding neighbours as one physical landscape, drew every dashed route to Dhaka, and still carried the movement’s older name as the Dhaka summit turned that movement into the organisation now known as SAARC.