Issue:      Republic of South Maluku Garden Croton Codiaeum Variegatum Stamp

Type:      Stamp

Number of Stamps:         1

Stamps Denomination:           60 K,  

Issue Date:         1954

Issued By:        Indonesia post

Garden Croton Appears on Colorful:

The stamp highlighted these natural patterns making it one of the most colorful in the series. It symbolized cultural identity and pride through the use of native and cultivated plants. The croton bright foliage mirrored the spirit of resilience among people seeking recognition and self-expression.

Croton in Stamp Design:

Among the unofficial stamps issued by the Republic of South Maluku one features the eye catching Garden Croton a plant known for its ornamental appeal. Codiaeum variegatum is famous in tropical regions for its uniquely patterned and colorful leaves. The plant image on the stamp was a tribute to beauty strength and cultural roots. It was part of a broader message of identity told through natural forms. The croton with its striking patterns became a visual metaphor for diversity growth and independence.

Tropical Foliage Adds Life to South Maluku Stamp Series:

The Garden Croton known scientifically as Codiaeum variegatum was featured on a vibrant stamp from the Republic of South Maluku. With its multicolored leaves and bold structure the plant brought a lively look to the floral series. The use of native and familiar plants turned these stamps into cultural emblems.