Sphingicampa & Hemileuca Desert Moth Trio Diorama – Natural History Display 6x8x6 Acrylic

A hand-assembled natural history diorama featuring multiple real moth specimens within a botanical composition.

Specimen Details
Species: Sphingicampa raspa, Sphingicampa hubbardi, Hemileuca neumogeni
Common Name: Pink Saturn Moths / Sheep Moth
Family: Saturniidae
Origin: Southwestern United States
Display: Acrylic diorama
Dimensions: 6 × 8 × 6 inches

This diorama presents a curated trio of desert-adapted saturniid moths, arranged within a composition inspired by arid landscapes of the American Southwest. These species are known for their soft pink tones and bold contrasting patterns, representing a unique subset of North American silk moth diversity.

*Sphingicampa raspa* and *S. hubbardi* exhibit delicate pink coloration, while *Hemileuca neumogeni* introduces strong white and red patterning. Together, they create a balanced visual composition highlighting both subtle and high-contrast forms.

The specimens are arranged within a naturalistic setting incorporating preserved botanical elements, driftwood, and desert-inspired textures, evoking the structure and atmosphere of desert ecosystems. The display emphasizes variation in color, structure, and adaptation across related species.

Each diorama is assembled by hand, resulting in subtle variation between pieces while maintaining a consistent overall aesthetic and structure. A separate identification card is included with species information.

Display & Use
Suitable for natural history collections, interior display, or cabinet-of-curiosities installations.

Variation Notice
Due to the use of natural materials, slight variation in plant elements and positioning will occur.

Sourcing
Ethically reared and responsibly sourced specimens.