Mourning Cloak Butterfly geometric decor The specimen is encased in

The specimen is encased in a 6”x6“ frame

The name "morpho" is believed to come from the butterflies' shape-shifting appearance while in flight

Euchroma gigantea is one of the largest of the Buprestid beetles

Despite superstitions surrounding this moth

that is found in the Philippines

Mourning Cloak Butterfly geometric decor The specimen is encased inThe Nymphalis antiopa butterfly, native to Eurasia and North America, has a unique pattern described by L. Hugh Newman that resembles a rebellious girl wearing mourning clothes while also revealing a glimpse of her vibrant dress. The background photo was taken by Beth Watson at the Old Catholic Cemetery in Savannah, Georgia. This beautiful butterfly is carefully preserved in a 6x6" frame. *Each of my framed shadow boxes are crafted for lasting beauty