Issue:   Grenada 1991 Neocogniauxia Monophylla Stamp

Type:   Stamp

Number of Stamps:   1

Stamps Denomination:   75 C

Issue Date:   1991

Issued By:   Grenada Post

 Showcasing the Elegance of a Unique Orchid

Neocogniauxia Monophylla Stamp highlights one of nature exquisite treasures the Neocogniauxia monophylla orchid. This rare and delicate flower native to the Caribbean is renowned for its striking appearance and ecological significance. Orchids are symbols of beauty and biodiversity and this stamp celebrates Grenada rich natural heritage by featuring this vibrant floral species. It’s a tribute to the island commitment to preserving its unique flora.

A Stunning Design of Nature Artwork

The stamp design showcases the intricate details of the Neocogniauxia monophylla capturing its vibrant petals and elegant structure. The artist use of bright colors and fine lines emphasizes the orchid natural beauty making the stamp a small but impactful work of art. Accompanied by simple text and a clean layout the design ensures that the flower remains the focal point. The stamp not only serves as a functional postage piece but also as a celebration of the artistry found in nature.

A Collector Gem and a Nod to Conservation

the 1991 Neocogniauxia monophylla Stamp is a prized addition particularly for those interested in floral or botanical themes. Its rarity and connection to Grenada biodiversity make it a meaningful collectible. Beyond its appeal to philatelists the stamp also serves as an important reminder of the need to protect endangered plant species and their habitats. It reflects Grenada pride in its natural resources and encourages awareness of conservation efforts.

Grenada Neocogniauxia Monophylla Stamp is more than a simple postage issue it’s a celebration of the island’s natural beauty and a call to protect the delicate ecosystems that sustain it. Through its stunning design and ecological message, the stamp connects art nature and the importance of environmental stewardship.