Butterfly Taxidermy full body mount - Kallima inachus - 15 cm - 15 cm - 5 cm - Non-CITES species - 1





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Specimen Papillon (Kallima inachus) from France, displayed in a black-framed entomological display case, in good condition, dated 2026, weight 100 g and dimensions 15 × 15 × 5 cm.
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Title: Kallima inachus – dead leaf butterfly – True specimen naturalized in an entomological display case
Description:
Magnificent specimen of Kallima inachus, commonly called the dead leaf butterfly, presented with wings spread in an elegant entomological display case with a textured black frame and white background.
Scientific name: Kallima inachus
Family: Nymphalidae
This species is particularly famous for its extraordinary mimicry. When its wings are closed, their hindwings resemble the appearance of a dead leaf, providing the butterfly with remarkable natural camouflage.
With wings open, the specimen reveals superb shades of orange, slate blue, and dark brown, with delicate white markings.
A particularly interesting natural history piece, illustrating the adaptive and camouflage abilities of Lepidoptera.
The butterfly is laid out and pinned in a display case that allows appreciation of its colors and the original shape of its wings.
Ideal for a cabinet of curiosities, an entomological collection, or naturalist-inspired decor.
Title: Kallima inachus – dead leaf butterfly – True specimen naturalized in an entomological display case
Description:
Magnificent specimen of Kallima inachus, commonly called the dead leaf butterfly, presented with wings spread in an elegant entomological display case with a textured black frame and white background.
Scientific name: Kallima inachus
Family: Nymphalidae
This species is particularly famous for its extraordinary mimicry. When its wings are closed, their hindwings resemble the appearance of a dead leaf, providing the butterfly with remarkable natural camouflage.
With wings open, the specimen reveals superb shades of orange, slate blue, and dark brown, with delicate white markings.
A particularly interesting natural history piece, illustrating the adaptive and camouflage abilities of Lepidoptera.
The butterfly is laid out and pinned in a display case that allows appreciation of its colors and the original shape of its wings.
Ideal for a cabinet of curiosities, an entomological collection, or naturalist-inspired decor.

