Butterfly Taxidermy full body mount - Urania ripheus - 13 cm - 18 cm - 2 cm - Non-CITES species - 1

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Framed naturalised butterfly specimen Urania ripheus (Papillon comète de Madagascar), 13 × 18 × 2 cm, weight 1 kg, from Belgium, non-CITES species, in good condition, year 2026.

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Magnificent Urania ripheus from Madagascar, mounted and framed.

The Urania ripheus (or Madagascar comet butterfly) is regarded as one of the most spectacular Lepidoptera in the world.
Endemic to Madagascar, it is famous for its iridescent colors and metallic reflections that change with light, shifting from emerald green to turquoise blue and coppery red.
Its wings terminate in delicate tails that highlight its unique elegance.
Size: 13 x 18 x 2 cm
Frame: Black wood
Glass: UV-protective acrylic.

Finish and professional quality.

Magnificent Urania ripheus from Madagascar, mounted and framed.

The Urania ripheus (or Madagascar comet butterfly) is regarded as one of the most spectacular Lepidoptera in the world.
Endemic to Madagascar, it is famous for its iridescent colors and metallic reflections that change with light, shifting from emerald green to turquoise blue and coppery red.
Its wings terminate in delicate tails that highlight its unique elegance.
Size: 13 x 18 x 2 cm
Frame: Black wood
Glass: UV-protective acrylic.

Finish and professional quality.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Butterfly
Scientific name
Urania ripheus
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Belgium
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
2026
Weight
1 kg
Height
13 cm
Width
18 cm
Depth
2 cm
BelgiumVerified
1389
Objects sold
100%
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