Butterflies

Superb butterfly Morpho Didius of South America (Venezuela). Displayed in a double side beveled glass box, thus, both sides of this beautifull butterfly can be observed. These butterflies amaze by the metallic colors of their wings witch naturally reflect the light. The reverse side imitates birds eyes, intending to frighten the predators, smart!

Globe Still Life with phosphorescent blue butterflies.

This Memento Mori-like skull, on which magnificent "Morpho" butterflies have landed, is presented under a Napoleon III style glass globe.

A unique work of art, presented on a turned wooden stand, to remind us of the fragile and ephemeral beauty of life.

Vanitas with blue butterflies Morpho Didius. Resin skull reproduction.

An unusual decorative object for your cabinet of curiosities.

A beautiful craftsmanship.

A collection of butterflies * presented in a "naturalistic" way and assembled by craftsmen in our workshops in 3 round retro frames.

(* butterflies are not always the same, they vary according to the seasons and arrivals)

Brushed metal display and base.

Crazy elegance for these three unusual displays.

Remarkable colors and harmony for these curiosities.

Flight of green butterflies delicately presented on branches of white Diospyros and protected by an elegant bridal globe. This reminds us of the naturalist display cases which adorned the galleries of Natural History museums in the 19th century. Each globe is a unique and original creation, handmade by our artisans in our workshops.

Set of 3 spherical glass globes featuring a collection of colorful butterflies; sublimated version of an entomology collection box.

Last pieces available.

Packaging specifically strengthened and adapted to the shipment.

Flight of orange butterflies delicately presented on branches of white Diospyros and protected by an elegant bridal globe. This reminds us of the naturalist showcases that adorned the galleries of Natural History museums in the 19th century.

Packaging specifically strengthened and adapted to the shipment.

A flight of red butterflies delicately presented on branches of Salix Tortuosa and protected by an elegant bridal globe. This reminds us of the naturalist display cases which adorned the galleries of Natural History museums in the 19th century. Each globe is a unique and original creation, handmade by our artisans in our workshops.

Packaging specifically reinforced and suitable for shipping. Magnificent !

Mini aged brass globe protecting a wonderful selection of 5 blue butterflies A. LEPRIEURI. All simply magnificent. These butterflies fly upside down! Because we find it remarkable on this side, ie on the underside of the wings. As it appears when he closes them.

These very colorful insects have a large nose: they are Fulgores. Among the hundreds of species of these distant cousins of bedbugs, some even have a nose larger than their body (Fulgora Lateraria). We still don't really know what this appendage is for, which seems to be the fusion of its antennae. Some have peanut patterns, others thorns... We never tire of their colors from India to Thailand, where these 9 specimens come from.

A flamboyant and luminous decorative object. Gorgeous.

The greatest care is taken in its packaging and protection for your delivery.

25 blue butterflies morpho type from Costa Rica, Venuzela, Peru protected in a square globe of 122cm! At a height of 1.22m, this globe will magnificently illuminate your room with its metallic reflections. An original decorative object, flamboyant and bright. A unique and rare piece.

Superb oval naturalistic globe with orange butterflies on a branch of black Salix.

Packaging specifically strengthened and adapted to the shipment.

Superb naturalist globe comprising a gigantic cloud of blue "Morpho" butterflies placed on branches of Diospyros and under an XXL glass globe.

A contemporary version of an entomologist's collection. 

Packaging specifically reinforced and suitable for shipment.

Nice set of three naturalistic globes featuring a mix of butterflies on a branch of white Salix, dried flower and moss. Round wooden base with black finish in the old Napoleon III style.

These 13 blue butterflies come from the rainforests at the base of the Andes in Peru. What they all have in common is this mixture of black velvet and shades of blue on their wings. They are members of the Nymphalidae family. Among them, the Naeocles Jucunda live in the canopy of these forests, others like the Panacea Prola like to lounge on the banks of rivers, even in light rain. This Peruvian cocktail is presented under a round globe with a brass base.

If you come across this very large cricket in the forest of French Guiana, you will be surprised when it jumps.

This Titanacris Albipes has magnificent purple wings when soaring over long distances.

Beautifully presented in a turned wood display.

This large specimen is a female.

Width (cm): 28.50

Height (cm): 46.20

Depth (cm): 11.50

A globe on high heels.

These 7 Idea Blanchardii gain lightness!

This large white and black butterfly is found in Indonesia, and in particular on several islands of Sulawesi, often with small specificities that have developed within these island populations.

Its nickname Tree Nymph comes from the contrast of its white wings against the green of the jungle.

This globe is therefore raised on its black metal feet with brass tips.

Stunning naturalistic globe featuring bird-winged butterflies - Ornithoptera Priamus - encapsulated in a capsule-shaped globe.

The base is in aged brass.

Packaging specifically reinforced and suitable for shipment.

The most common of the bird-winged butterflies -Ornithoptera Priamus- is actually not that common as it is only found in a few small islands in the Pacific: Papua New Guinea, South Moluccas Islands, Solomon Islands.. .

Islands where the forests are decreasing year after year under the influence of men.

This is why this protected species will be delivered with a CITES.

Only the males have these bright colors, the females are even larger, but brown in color.

They are so remarkable that our specimens now come from a farm in Indonesia.

A globe lamp. Here, 6 MORPHO MENELAUS butterflies from a farm in South America.

This butterfly, inhabitant of the forests of Central America, amazes with the metallic colors of its wings.

It naturally reflects light and with the lighting just above, these butterflies will be vibrant even at night.

All the magic of the composition is revealed once the lamp is lit, and the seabed seems to come to life.

This lamp is sold without lampshade.

High quality French craftsmanship.

Width (cm): 36.00

Height (cm): 60.00

Depth (cm): 36.00

Specificity Fixing: Switch on the socket

Socket Type: E27

Qty Base: 1.00

Power: 40W

Voltage: 220V

Delivery specifics: Natural product that may be subject to specific legislation (WILDLIFE)

Here is the largest moth in the world, the Attacus Atlas of Thailand.

It is presented in a double-sided reliquary on a stand. Both sides of the butterfly are visible. And in particular the tip of the wings which imitates the head of a cobra, to frighten a predator on the lookout... The male only lives 4 days, without feeding...

To love and let yourself die.

10 URANIA RIPHEUS butterflies in globe capsule.

This beautiful butterfly diurnal comes from Madagascar. It is endemic to this island and its caterpillar, yellow with long black hairs, is toxic.

Because it feeds only on a family of lianas whose sap is toxic.

This butterfly has incredible metallic colors and many "tails" lighter.

Anaea Nassus is the most beautiful subspecies of the 87 of the genus Anaeini! They live in the neotropical region, especially in the Amazon. It is a winged butterfly shaped leaves. The underside of their wings strongly resemble dead leaves, tree bark or rocks on which they settle. They can be seen when they drink the mineralized water from the wet soil, and on the banks of the river.

11 Black butterflies spotted with white ANTENOR in a brass globe globe.

This globule globe worked brass adds to the whole a touch of decoration very "mid-century".

The Antenor butterfly is a very large butterfly with large tails with a wingspan of 120 mm to 140 mm, black color spotted with white. It is present in Madagascar, only in the south and the west of the country... 

Superb square naturalistic globe with orange butterflies on a branch of Salix. Packaging specifically strengthened and adapted to the shipment.

12 magnificent bird-winged butterflies in a capsule globe.

The most common bird-winged butterfly - Ornithoptera Priamus - is actually not so common, because it is only found in a few small islands in the Pacific: Papua New Guinea, Southern Moluccas, Solomon Islands...

Islands where their forests diminish year after year under the influence of men. 

This is why this protected species will be delivered with a CITES. 

Only the males have these bright colors, the females are even larger, but brown in color. 

They are so remarkable that our specimens now come from a farm in Indonesia.

A large Blue Emperor butterfly This Australian giant comes from Papua New Guinea, but it can be encountered from Australia - where it is the emblem of Queensland - to the Solomon Islands. The male Papilio Ulysses is so attracted to blue that we can see him "jumping" on a blue t-shirt or a blue plastic bag...

Superb Morpho Cypris butterflies from South America (Colombia).

Presented in a beautiful black double-sided rectangular beveled glass box in the cabinet of curiosities style.

This leaves the possibility of appreciating the two very different faces of this very beautiful butterfly which has not undergone any modification: one metallic blue face, the other which imitates bird eyes in order to frighten predators, clever!

All Morpho butterflies have blue colors with metallic highlights, but among this large family that lives in South America, the male Morpho Cypris is the most beautiful.

Its metallic reflections are a deep blue.

You can't walk alongside this presentation without being captivated!

These butterflies reside in the canopy of the humid forests of Colombia, and when it closes its wings, it once again becomes the champion of stealth.

These 13 blue butterflies come from the rainforests at the base of the Andes in Peru. What they all have in common is this mixture of black velvet and shades of blue on their wings. They are members of the Nymphalidae family. Among them, the Naeocles Jucunda live in the canopy of these forests, others like the Panacea Prola like to lounge on the banks of rivers, even in light rain. This Peruvian cocktail is presented under a round globe with a brass base.