How to programmatically add a rectangle to the map?

[Gui-FernandesBR]

Ok, I know this should be easy, but I surprisingly had a hard time to find such feature.

The thing is that I can draw a polygon in the map and than use the draw_last_feature method to get the coordinates of this

More specifically, I'd love to do something like:

import ee
import geemap.geemap as geemap

sao_paulo_box = ee.Geometry.BBox(
    west=-46.81, south=-23.4, east=-46.26, north=-23.8, 
)
lat, lon = -23.5546721, -46.7318389

my_map = geemap.Map(center=[lat, lon], zoom=10)
my_map.add(sao_paulo_box)

my_map

However, the polygon (BBox) never shows in my window when I run the code.

Am I doing something wrong here?

[giswqs]

For ee objects, you should use my_map.add_layer(sao_paulo_box).

[Gui-FernandesBR]

Worked as a charm, many thanks!