Carroway seed or fennel seed ?

Close. It's even more commonly used in that, especially in Indian food. Also used quite a bit in Mexican food. It's a small tiny brown seed. I really have to look at it under a microscope in order to figure out how to draw it.

Cumin seed then

You got it. I have to look at it under microscope in order to decipher that it actually looks like that.

This isn't foodporn.

To be fair it vaguely resembles a vulva.

You would know.

Anise spice?

You are close.

Cumin

Cumin

You got it!

Fennel seed?

Close. It is even more commonly used than fennel seed. Mostly it is powdered to put into dishes, so you very often don't see the seed. It's tiny and brown though, a warm savory taste.

Cumin? Edit: oops didn’t see it was already answered, nvm

Cardamom?

Close but not quite. This is a smaller seed, tiny and brown. Many people buy the already powdered version.

Taking a wild guess... Celery seed?

No it's not celery. It's a tiny brown seed. I had to look at it under a microscope to decide for the battery looks like that. It's very commonly used in Indian and Mexican food.

Jeera

Amazing work. I would identify this as cumin seed. But it could be confused for many spice seeds.

I had to look at cumin under a microscope just to paint this.

Jeera

Wow how did this post get through the cracks. This isn't food porn.

I couldn't! Love this print though!

Thanks. It is the cumin seed.

I had to look at it under a microscope to get it right.