Snowdon Beetle Brooch tree Blue Butterfly Plate from the

Blue Butterfly Plate from the John Derian and Astier de Villatte collaboration

3" DiameterJohn Derian teamed up with Astier de Villatte to add his iconic imagery to their classic white tableware

These large moths can often be seen at night flying around street lights and are regularly confused for bats

it emits a noxious odor

Hornbills are named for their horn shaped beaks often topped by a large hollow chamber called a casque

Snowdon Beetle Brooch tree Blue Butterfly Plate from theSnowdon Beetle Found only in the region of Snowdon, Wales and hence named the Snowden beetle, this extremely rare, rainbow colored, almost tropical looking, beetle is in the endangered list. Count yourself fortunate if you get to see one, if not, you can enjoy this beautiful specimen recreated by Trovelore with delicate needlework. Size : 5 cm l x 3 cm w, 2" x 1. 2" Material : Cotton, Felt, Metal, Sequins & Beads; Hand embroideredHandmade in India.