Mourning Cloak Butterfly geometric decor scientifically known as the Promethea

scientifically known as the Promethea moth (Callosamia promethea)

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

captured by Beth Watson in Atlanta

Euchroma gigantea is one of the largest of the Buprestid beetles

The specimen is encased in a 6”x6“ frame

Mourning Cloak Butterfly geometric decor scientifically known as the PrometheaThe 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