Tree of Science Print, Ramon Llull, Arbor Scientiae (1295–1296) – Medieval Knowledge Illustration, Esoteric Philosophy Poster, Occult Tree of Life Art, Mystical Wall Decor #300

This Tree of Science Print is a reproduction of the opening illustration from Arbor Scientiae (1295–1296), the groundbreaking encyclopedic work by Majorcan philosopher, mystic, and logician Ramon Llull. The engraving depicts the great “Tree of Science,” whose eighteen roots, trunk, and sixteen fruit-bearing branches represent the entirety of human knowledge and divine order.

A Vision of Knowledge and Unity

This image is both a diagram and a mystical meditation — a universalist vision in which philosophy, theology, logic, and science are interconnected like branches of a single living tree. Llull’s aim was to harmonize reason and faith, creating a system that could unite different religions and intellectual traditions under the same divine truth.

Available as a fine art print on hand-made paper for an authentic medieval manuscript feel or on canvas for a dramatic gallery presentation. Each print is delivered unframed, ready for you to pair with your own frame and display in a study, library, or contemplative space.

Symbolism and Esoteric Meaning

• The Roots – Represent eighteen fundamental principles, including will, virtue, truth, power, concord, beginning, and end — the metaphysical foundations of reality.

• The Trunk – Symbolizes the unity of knowledge and the vertical ascent of human understanding toward divine wisdom.

• The Branches and Fruits – Sixteen areas of science, each a domain of inquiry, suggesting that all knowledge is organically interconnected.

• The Two Figures – The wise men or seekers of truth, engaged in contemplation of the cosmic order.

• The Tree – A universal metaphor for life, growth, and the spiritual path toward enlightenment.

Historical and Cultural Context

Ramon Llull (1232–1316) was a visionary polymath whose work attempted to bridge philosophy, theology, and mysticism. Arbor Scientiae is one of his most celebrated texts, functioning as both a medieval encyclopedia and a spiritual roadmap. By arranging knowledge as a tree, Llull pioneered a system of knowledge representation centuries before modern classification systems.

This image embodies the medieval belief that science, philosophy, and religion were not separate but parts of a unified whole. Today, it stands as a testament to the intellectual and spiritual ambition of the late Middle Ages, making it a fascinating piece for scholars, philosophers, and lovers of mystical art.

Why Choose This Print?

• Authentic reproduction of a 13th-century philosophical illustration

• Available on hand-made paper or canvas

• Unframed – ready to match your décor style

• Perfect for philosophers, mystics, and historians of science

• A rare piece of intellectual and spiritual history connecting knowledge, art, and faith

Perfect For

• Collectors of esoteric, mystical, and philosophical art

• Students of medieval knowledge systems and scholastic thought

• Historians of science, religion, and metaphysics

• Lovers of sacred geometry, symbolic diagrams, and trees of life

• Inspirational décor for libraries, studies, and contemplative spaces

More Than Just an Illustration

This Tree of Science Print (#300) is more than a diagram — it is a meditation on the unity of knowledge and the divine order of the cosmos. It invites viewers to contemplate the interconnectedness of all things and to seek wisdom through reflection and inquiry.

👉 Order your Tree of Science Print today and bring a piece of medieval intellectual history into your home — perfect for lovers of philosophy, esotericism, and mystical art.

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