This style evokes archival anatomical illustration with subdued color, scholarly gravity and nineteenth-century observational care. It is recognizable through parchment-like tonality, quiet precision and the restrained elegance of medical plates from the Victorian era.

A classic cross-stitch style worked on Aida cloth with visible X-shaped stitches, cotton floss, and a carefully mapped thread palette. Its appeal comes from authentic handmade density, slight stitch irregularities, and the tactile structure of real embroidery rather than any smooth printed effect.