A single damselfly, hand posed and preserved inside a sealed glass globe. The specimen sits on view from every side, which is the whole appeal of a globe over a flat frame. A natural cork stopper closes the glass, and each insect is ethically sourced.
Because every specimen is an individual, size, color, and wing detail vary a little from one globe to the next, and the globe is sized to suit the insect inside. The look comes from the natural history cabinet, the old habit of keeping small wonders under glass so they can be studied up close. Damselflies have a slender body and fine, veined wings, and the glass gives them room to be admired without a lot of fuss around them.
Set one on a bookshelf, a desk, a mantel, or a bedside table, where people can pick it up and turn it. It also works in a group with other insect globes, shells, or stacked art books. The glass is not UV protected, so keep it out of harsh or direct sunlight, as you would with any artwork.