Wholesale Real Androcles Swallowtail Butterfly – 7x7 Shadowbox

A spectacular real Androcles Swallowtail butterfly (Pathysa androcles) professionally mounted in a 7 x 7 x 2 inch black shadowbox with glass pane. Immediately recognizable by its extraordinarily long, sword-like hindwing tails, this elegant tropical swallowtail features a dramatic combination of black, ivory white, and pale yellow-green markings. Native to Southeast Asia, Pathysa androcles is a remarkable member of the swallowtail family, Papilionidae. Its exaggerated tails create an unmistakable silhouette and make this species particularly impressive when displayed as a natural history specimen. Sophisticated yet highly unusual, it is an exceptional offering for museum and botanical gift shops, galleries, curiosity collections, and distinctive home décor retailers. • Scientific Name: Pathysa androcles • Common Name: Androcles Swallowtail • Distribution: Southeast Asia • Family: Papilionidae • Frame Size: 7 x 7 x 2 inches • Frame: Black shadowbox with glass pane • Specimen: Real, ethically sourced butterfly Natural Specimen Notice: Because these are real natural specimens, variation in size, coloration, markings, and pattern is completely normal. No two natural specimens are identical. The specimen shown represents the species and overall presentation you will receive; individual specimens may vary slightly in size or appearance. Occasionally, if a specimen does not meet our quality standards or stock becomes unavailable, we may substitute a very similar species of equal or greater value. Because each specimen is naturally unique, the size, shape, or style of the display vessel or mounting element may also vary when necessary. These elements are individually selected to best accommodate the proportions of the specimen and create the most balanced and visually striking presentation. Butterfly antennae and other fine structures are extremely delicate and cannot be guaranteed during shipping; however, we are always happy to replace items damaged in transit. Pricing reflects the rarity and availability of individual species. All specimens are ethically sourced, and many imported species require permits and regulated documentation, which contribute to overall cost.