Anderwelt - Botanist's Desk - 15 Botanical Props for Blender

Build a quiet botanical workspace with Botanist's Desk by Anderwelt: 15 coordinated static props for Blender still lifes, greenhouse interiors, field-study rooms and archive scenes. Warm oak, muted green cloth, brass details and fictional English labels give the set a consistent, gently stylized appearance.

Included props

  • Plant press with separate boards, blotters, screws and wingnuts

  • Mounted herbarium specimen and herbarium folder

  • Divided specimen box with seeds and a partial sliding cover

  • Seed packet, plant marker and specimen tag with cord

  • Magnifying glass, tweezers and botanical scissors

  • Twine spool, label holder and field journal

  • Corked sample vial and specimen brush

Blender edition

  • 15 individual Blender files plus a complete asset overview and Asset Browser catalog

  • Blender 4.5.9 LTS file format; all 16 files opened and checked in Blender 4.5.9

  • Real-world scale in metres; 329 mesh parts and 188,914 triangles across the 15 props

  • 280-111,474 triangles per prop; 14 procedural/PBR materials with no external image textures required

  • Editable mesh components and materials; English labels

Before you buy

This is a desktop-prop collection, not a desk furniture model. The tabletop, lighting, camera and title used for presentation are not included. The complete asset overview and close-ups are native Blender Cycles renders of the delivered meshes and materials.

All props are static: no rigging, animation, LODs, collision or game-engine project. The press is supplied assembled and closed; separate parts do not include an opening mechanism. Text and curves are converted to meshes; the original text editing and construction modifiers are not retained.

Materials are intended for Blender. No baked PBR texture maps, GLB or FBX exports are included. Basic UVs may overlap and are not optimized atlases or lightmap unwraps. Glass may require adjustment when exporting to other renderers. Unreal Engine, Unity and Godot compatibility has not been tested. Botanical details are stylized decoration, not a scientific reference.