#taxidermy
Bird Skull Sale!
Bird Skull Necklaces just $39 in Bronze/$99 in Silver
Bird Skull Earrings just $25 in Bronze/$45 in Silver
PLUS use code BIRD15 for 15% off any order $50+!
(Now - 9/19/21)
Fire & Bone skull jewelry is made from 3D scans of real skull specimens, 3D printed tiny, then cast in small batches using traditional lost-wax casting! Available in solid White Bronze, Yellow Bronze, and Sterling Silver.
SPRING BIRD SALE!
All Bird skull pendants just $35 in Bronzeand$95 in Silver. Raven and Hummingbird earrings on sale too!
No code required, now - 4/28/19
Post link
Happy Holidays!
Don’t forget to use code HOLIDAY18 for $5 off ANY order, OR use code SILVERBELLS for $15 off one Sterling Silver item!
Now - 12/31/18
Species pictured: Coyote (Canis latrans) pendant in the frost ❄️
Post link
BLACK FRIDAY / CYBER MONDAY SALE!
(Now -11/30)
Take25% OFF orders over $50 with code SAVE25
Take30% OFF orders over $100 with code SAVE30
PLUSFREE SHIPPING on all US orders over $100!
AND there’s a bunch of other stuff on sale, go check it out!
Order now to ensure delivery in time for the holidays!
Post link
HALLOWEEN SALE!
It’s our favorite time of year, and to celebrate we’re offering some of our spookiest pieces at special prices! For a limited time, the Modern Human, the crafty Crow, the sleek Horse, and the Flying Fox Bat are on sale for just $35 each in Bronze.
PLUS save even more by using code HALLOWEEN18 at checkout for 20% OFF orders over $50!
Now - 11/4
Post link
(2018) - vleugel libel (dragonfly wing)
22 karaat - oranjegoud, vast - verguld op oliebasis
2018 - Then there were three of them.
Eend - muskusrat - wever
(Duck - Muskrat - weaver)
23,75 karaat - rosenobel dubbelgoud, los - verguld op oliebasis
Post link
2017 - Kat met schedelbreuk
23,75 karaat - rosenobel dubbelgoud, los - verguld op oliebasis
Post link
2017 - Stappen in het verguld proces
23,75 karaat - rosenobel dubbelgoud, los - verguld op oliebasis
Post link
This purple spotted swallowtail is found only in the remote highlands of Papua New Guinea at elevations between 4000 and 8000 feet above sea level. The species, Graphium weiskei, was first described in 1900 by German entomologist, Carl Ribbe, and named in honor of Emil Weiskei, a German naturalist who traveled the world to procure specimens for his private museum in the late 1800s.
.
Species: Graphi weiskei
Photo: Sarah Folts | The Butterfly Babe
.
Love & Bugs — @thebutterflybabe
.
.
#butterfly #butterflies #Insectart #newguinea #swallowtail #nature #wildlife #virginiaartist #education #learn #taxidermy #oddity #curiosity #artistsoninstagram #boho
https://www.instagram.com/butterflybabegallery/p/CY2Hgogusez/?utm_medium=tumblr
Post link
