I put this up in my first house, but have lost it since then and can't find a replacement!

[toynbee@lemmy.world]

Amazing! Were you already familiar with it? If not, how did you find it?

Thank you very much.

[jake_farm@sopuli.xyz]

There are definitely jewelry worth bean varieties out there.

[xenspidey@lemmy.zip]

Not familiar, used Google image search on my phone. Where you can circle things on your screen, added art to the search and popped up pretty quick.

[toynbee@lemmy.world]

Weird, I've done that a bunch of times with no results. Genuinely, thank you for finding it.

[wjrii@lemmy.world]

Nothing came up for me, until I tightened in on just the print. Leaving the frame selected threw Google off the trail.

[toynbee@lemmy.world]

Perhaps that was it; it's been a long time since I looked for the picture and I just posted it here on a whim, so I can't guarantee I never searched for it that way.

Thank you to both you and the OC for following up.

[atelopus-zeteki@fedia.io]

I'm thinking P. coccineus earrings. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phaseolus_coccineus
3-4 would fit across a standard banana cross section.

[jake_farm@sopuli.xyz]

Adenanthera pavonina seem particular good for jewelry but maybe it wouldn't be considered a "bean".

[atelopus-zeteki@fedia.io]

Lot's of seeds might be good for jewelry/ adornment. Doubtless we're not the first humans to consider this matter. I'm gonna go out on a botanical limb and say this ain't no bean. And it's darned pretty!

[lucidlethargy@sh.itjust.works]

Oh my gosh. This is amazing.

[jake_farm@sopuli.xyz]

Oh no it is a whole thing in native cultures.

[sin_free_for_00_days@sopuli.xyz]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/116152406255

[kolanaki@pawb.social]

Could always just get a shelf and some mason jars filled with various beans to recreate the image, but in 3D.