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White Butterfly tile entomological tiles

11771
6 Items

Hand made majolica tile.
This tile picture the Morpho luna (Butler, 1869), is a butterfly of the Nymphalidae family.
Morpho luna is a Neotropical butterfly.
This species is present in Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala.

€36.00
No tax Delivery: 1 to 6 weeks

 
Height
15
Width
15
Thickness
1,5
Weight
0,56
Manufacturing
Recuperando srl
Material
Hand made terracotta
Note 01
The measure of the side is variable, between 14.5 and 15 cm
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