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Rough petrified wood table

SKU: VERSTEEND HOUTE TAFEL RUW

€625.00 €625.00
1 in stock

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  • Ordered before 14:00, dispatched today
  • A-grade quality with the necessary CITES paperwork
  • You will receive the exact specimen shown in the photo
  • By Max scores 4.9/5 on Trusted Shops

Description

Taxidermy rough petrified wood table

A beautiful example of craftsmanship and detailed taxidermy, this taxidermy fox is a stunning addition to any interior. The fox, with the Latin name Vulpes vulpes, is one of the most common and recognisable animals in Europe. Known for its cunning nature and adaptability, the fox has managed to thrive in both rural and urban environments. This majestic animal symbolises intelligence and resourcefulness, and with this taxidermy version you can bring a piece of its wild charm into your home. Taxidermy is an art form that captures and immortalises the beauty of nature, giving us the opportunity to admire these animals up close without disturbing their natural habitat. An interesting fact about the fox is that they are able to hunt with their eyes closed, relying purely on their hearing to locate their prey. This makes them highly efficient hunters, even on the darkest nights. The taxidermy fox is not only a tribute to the natural world, but also a talking point that inspires curiosity and admiration. Whether you are an avid collector of taxidermy or simply looking for a unique piece to enrich your home, this taxidermy fox offers a fascinating glimpse of one of the most intriguing inhabitants of our planet. The combination of craftsmanship and the intriguing history of the fox makes this piece a valuable addition to any collection. Be enchanted by the detailed finish and lifelike appearance of this taxidermy creation, and enjoy the timeless beauty that taxidermy has to offer.

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