Chanterelle — Naturalist Field Plate | Printable Mushroom Wall Art

Golden Chanterelle · Cantharellus cibarius

A museum-quality naturalist print of the Golden Chanterelle, illustrated in the tradition of vintage natural history field guides — with accurate taxonomy, habitat, and true-to-life detail. Researched from trusted sources and composed with care.

Every Ashborn plate is built the way a naturalist would have wanted it: the correct order, family, genus and species; a faithful range map; and the details that reward a closer look — the funnel-shaped cap, the blunt forked ridges running down the stem, the woodland roots it partners with, and the poisonous lookalikes it is mistaken for.

Edibility: Edible — highly prized. Those aren't gills. A chanterelle has blunt, forked ridges that run down the stem — false gills, thick and rounded where a true gill would be a thin blade. It is the single most useful thing to know about this mushroom, because the poisonous lookalikes have real gills. Like the porcini, it grows only in partnership with living trees and cannot be farmed.

What you receive
· High-resolution PDF (print-ready, CMYK)
· High-resolution JPEG
· Ashborn Printing Guide (PDF)
· 3:4 ratio — prints beautifully from 6×8 in to gallery size

Perfect for the forager, the cook, or the nature lover — and designed to hang alongside the other plates in the Ashborn collection for a natural-history gallery wall.

This is a digital download. No physical product will be shipped. Frames and room images shown are for presentation purposes only.