Madagascan Moth and Butterfly Genuine Specimen Curiosity Dome

People have been getting this wrong for centuries. Chrysiridia rhipheus, the Madagascan sunset moth, is not a butterfly, no matter how much it looks like one. Those iridescent wings, shifting from green to gold to deep violet depending on the light, are a structural trick, no pigment involved, just physics doing something genuinely unhinged.

This is a one-of-a-kind genuine specimen dome, the kind of thing that belongs on a shelf between your Morbid Angel records and whatever skull you've been meaning to dust. The dark aesthetic crowd has always had a thing for entomology, and pieces like this are exactly why. Cabinet of curiosities energy, no apology needed. Each dome is unique, so what you see is what you get.

Genuine preserved specimen presented under a glass dome. As a natural product, colouration and positioning vary between pieces. Display only. Ships from ALT CVLT in Frankston, Victoria.