Naturae sequitur semina quisque suae

A central female figure representing Nature sits atop a reclining lion, symbolizing her dominion over the physical world. She gazes into a mirror held by a kneeling youth while a satyr behind her raises a radiant personified sun toward the sky. The entire scene is enclosed in a complex Mannerist architectural frame decorated with nursing mothers, fruit garlands, and various ornamental figures.

The work visualizes the Renaissance concept of 'semina' (seeds), the idea that every individual possesses innate internal qualities and potentials that dictate their development and destiny. This aligns with Neoplatonic views on the 'Logoi Spermatikoi' (seminal reasons) and the Stoic belief in living according to one's own inherent nature.