A 7-inch coffin-shaped display housing a real preserved Acherontia — the death's-head hawkmoth, named for the pale skull-shaped marking on its thorax — pinned as a standard entomology specimen. The listing frames it as dark-academia taxidermy, gothic-witchy giftware, and oddities-cabinet decor, which is where it sits: real-specimen subject matter with the theatrical frame already built in, no separate case or riker mount to source.
486 prior accessions average 4.8/5 at $67.00, a solid sample-size showing for a real-insect specimen at this tier. Individual moths will vary in wing pattern, size within the species range, and pose since these are real animals rather than cast replicas, and the listing doesn't specify glass or acrylic front, hanging hardware, or exact interior dimensions — treat those specifics as unconfirmed until the piece is in hand.
