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Commercial saffron comes from the bright red stigmas of the saffron crocus (Crocus sativus) which flowers in the Fall in many different countries, including Greece, India, Iran, Afghanistan and Spain.

Close up of saffron flower isolated on white background.

Saffron Flower. Safranbolu in Turkey

Saffron space threads

Saffron, an aromatic herb spice seasoning often used in Spanish, southern European and Middle Eastern cuisine. The dried food plant strands are piled and heaped in a white ceramic bowl. Isolated on white.

Fresh picked saffron threads, stigma and styles of crocus sativus isolated on white background.

Dried saffron on a white background with saffron flowers

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Macro shot of saffron in a wooden spoon on a textured wood background

Crocus sativus, commonly known as saffron crocus It is among the world's most costly spices by weight. Beige table background in sunlight. Food concept. Long harsh shadows. Flat lay, top.

flower and food concept

Saffron name tag Spice Gastronomic cooking

Germany stamp: Blooming camellia

crocus flower in the field

The use of saffron in cooking as a spice. Single crocus sativus flower with red saffron stamens on a white background.

A pile of saffron strands photographed on white in the studio. Saffron is the dried stigma of the crocus flower and is very expensive.

Saffron Close-Up

Anatomy of the saffron flower, beauty and natural precision

Dried bright red saffron isolated on white background.

saffron in a small wooden bowl on rustic wooden background,

Crocus sativus or autumn crocus flowers on white background

Saffron is a sought-after spice of great gastronomic value. Sowing, flowering and harvesting of Saffron. Gastronomic and health properties of saffron. Saffron in Spain.

Fresh saffron flower and dried saffron threads on a white background

Commercial saffron comes from the bright red stigmas of the saffron crocus (Crocus sativus) which flowers in the Fall in many different countries, including Greece, India, Iran, Afghanistan and Spain.

Saffron flower in nature.

Due to its high economic value, it has been called red gold, having been the object of very diverse adulterations and falsifications taking advantage of its name and its value.

A cluster of vibrant yellow crocus flowers blooming amidst natural woodland surroundings. The rich hues and delicate petals radiate a sense of joy and renewal, signifying the essence of springtime.

saffron in a small white bowl on rustic wooden background,

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