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12”x 20” Stained Glass, Copper Foil, Driftwood Frame
Featuring a 5” Morpho Sulkowski Butterfly In A Glass Enclosure
There is a place just before the fiery gates where earthly specimens can be found thriving.
The Vestibule.
The closer to the gates - the more vicious they become. The preservationist in The Vestibule is none other than Adriann of Decayed Brocade. Those care and respect for “the others” in the world goes unmatched. It runs deep in her family through several generations. We have collaborated and curated this collection of pieces so you can experience nature in a different way - with a 360 degree view of each creature in its final resting place. Everything we create for The Vestibule is either free-hanging or in an open backed frame to enhance the experience.
The Morpho Sulkowski wing colors help them camoflauge into the cloudy forest, and this piece is a representation of the butterfly breaking through the thickest parts of the sky to spread its beauty with the world.
To see more preserved specimens visit @decayedbrocade on socials
12”x 20” Stained Glass, Copper Foil, Driftwood Frame
Featuring a 5” Morpho Sulkowski Butterfly In A Glass Enclosure
There is a place just before the fiery gates where earthly specimens can be found thriving.
The Vestibule.
The closer to the gates - the more vicious they become. The preservationist in The Vestibule is none other than Adriann of Decayed Brocade. Those care and respect for “the others” in the world goes unmatched. It runs deep in her family through several generations. We have collaborated and curated this collection of pieces so you can experience nature in a different way - with a 360 degree view of each creature in its final resting place. Everything we create for The Vestibule is either free-hanging or in an open backed frame to enhance the experience.
The Morpho Sulkowski wing colors help them camoflauge into the cloudy forest, and this piece is a representation of the butterfly breaking through the thickest parts of the sky to spread its beauty with the world.
To see more preserved specimens visit @decayedbrocade on socials