Wholesale Curated Butterflies of the World Glass Cloche set of 8 

This “Butterflies of the World” Glass Dome Starter Collection features a curated assortment of eight real butterfly specimens, selected for vibrant color, visual contrast, and strong retail appeal. Each set is thoughtfully composed to include a balanced mix of some of the most recognizable and visually striking butterfly species from around the world. The result is a cohesive, display-ready collection designed to immediately capture attention in retail environments. Each specimen is carefully preserved and presented within a 5 x 3.15 inch glass cloche dome on a black base, accented with natural wood and moss elements. The dome presentation adds depth and dimension, creating a more sculptural, eye-catching display compared to traditional framing. This collection is ideal for gift shops, museum stores, garden centers, and retailers looking for a high-impact assortment without the need to source individual pieces. It serves as an excellent introduction to glass dome entomology displays while offering strong visual appeal for repeat buyers. Each collection is curated to ensure color variety, species diversity, and a balanced overall presentation. Natural Specimen Notice Because these are real natural specimens, variation in size, coloration, and pattern is completely normal—even within the same species. No two butterflies are identical. The specimen shown in the listing photo represents the species you will receive; however, individual specimens may be slightly larger or smaller or vary slightly in color. Occasionally, if a specimen does not meet our quality standards or stock is unavailable, we may substitute a very similar species of equal or greater value. In some cases, larger specimens may require a slightly larger display container to properly accommodate them. Butterfly antennae are delicate and cannot be guaranteed during shipping, but we are always happy to replace items damaged in transit. Pricing reflects the rarity and availability of species—some specimens are more common while others are significantly rarer. All specimens are ethically sourced, and many require permits and regulated import documentation, which contributes to overall cost.