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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.

crocus flower in the field

Dried bright red saffron isolated on white background.

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Crocus sativus or autumn crocus flowers on white background

Saffron space threads

Vibrant purple saffron flower blooming in rich, red soil is source of world most expensive spice, grown from these beautiful flowers

saffron in a small white bowl on rustic wooden 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 spice and flowers with leaves on white

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

First purple crocus flower of the season in a Connecticut yard, blooming just before winter ends, another small piece of evidence of global warming, with center focus and blurry foreground/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.

Young farmer harvests saffron and vegetables in his field

When saffron grows, it has up to four flowers per plant. Three bright crimson stigmas are picked and dried, and used as seasonings and colorings for foods. Saffron is one of the most expensive spices in the world by weight.

saffron in a small wooden bowl on rustic wooden background,

Saffron Close-Up

vintage wooden bowl with saffron threads isolated on white background

Saffron Indian fresh natural fragrance of essential oils macro

A close-up photo of beautiful crocus. The Crocus flavus, yellow crocus, Dutch yellow crocus or snow crocus is part of the family Iridacea. It naturalizes well in gardens, and has escaped cultivation

Chanda Haro, Pampore, Jammu and Kashmir, India. Pistils from saffron crocus flowers in Jammu and Kashmir.

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

Close-Up Of Purple Crocus Flower

Crocus sativus, saffron flower grows in the field

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Delicious saffron cultivated in L'Aquila, IT nice shot

Saffron crocus flower with red stigmas on a blurred natural background.

Flowers in the garden

Dried saffron on a white background with saffron flowers

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.

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