The Pericycos sulawensis, a member of the Cerambycidae family, is a remarkable longhorn beetle found in Sulawesi. This beetle is renowned for its long antennae, which can sometimes exceed its body length, and its intricate chestnut, gold, and black wood-grain-like pattern. It thrives in tropical forests and plays an essential role in nutrient recycling by developing within decaying wood. Its elegant appearance and delicate texture make it a highly sought-after species among collectors, both for its rareness and stunning aesthetics. Encased in a 5”x5 frame with this beautifully decoupaged muskrat mandible, it will make a fantastic addition to any collection.
*Each of my framed shadow boxes are crafted for lasting beauty and protection. They feature custom-cut, premium-grade(acid-free) double matting, an acid-free backing, and UV-resistant glass.
