Butterfly Taxidermy full body mount - Papilio blumei - 23 cm - 23 cm - 5 cm - Non-CITES species - 1





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Specimen Papilio blumei, a butterfly from Belgium, in good condition, presented in a 23 × 23 × 5 cm shadow box with UV‑protective acrylic glass.
Description from the seller
Papilio blumei — The Jewel of Sulawesi
There are creatures that nature seems to have drawn with a particular intention. Papilio blumei is proof of that. Native to the forests of Sulawesi, Indonesia, this butterfly unfurls wings of iridescent metallic green, streaked with blue and gold highlights that shift with the angle of light — a living, structural color, impossible to pin down exactly.
Presented on a black background in a 23x23x5 cm shadow box, every nuance of its wings is exalted with striking precision — a case that showcases the specimen as much as it protects it. Equipped with UV-resistant acrylic glass, this frame durably preserves the brightness of its hues, with a professional-grade finish.
Each specimen being rigorously unique, slight variations in size or pattern may appear from one exemplar to another — making each frame an impossible piece to reproduce identically.
Papilio blumei — The Jewel of Sulawesi
There are creatures that nature seems to have drawn with a particular intention. Papilio blumei is proof of that. Native to the forests of Sulawesi, Indonesia, this butterfly unfurls wings of iridescent metallic green, streaked with blue and gold highlights that shift with the angle of light — a living, structural color, impossible to pin down exactly.
Presented on a black background in a 23x23x5 cm shadow box, every nuance of its wings is exalted with striking precision — a case that showcases the specimen as much as it protects it. Equipped with UV-resistant acrylic glass, this frame durably preserves the brightness of its hues, with a professional-grade finish.
Each specimen being rigorously unique, slight variations in size or pattern may appear from one exemplar to another — making each frame an impossible piece to reproduce identically.

