Urania leilus Moth Diorama – 6×6×6 Acrylic Display

A museum-inspired natural history diorama prepared for display.

Specimen Details  
Scientific Name: Urania leilus  
Common Name: Green-banded Urania  
Family: Uraniidae  
Origin: Tropical South America (Amazon Basin, east of the Andes)  
Presentation: Real moth specimen in habitat-style diorama  
Display Size: 6 × 6 × 6 inches (acrylic display cube)  
Condition: Professionally prepared and preserved

Urania leilus is a remarkable day-flying moth known for its iridescent green and blue banding set against deep black wings. Unlike most moths, this species is active during daylight and is often mistaken for a butterfly due to its vivid coloration and graceful flight. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Its metallic striping and elongated tail-like hindwings give it a luminous, almost jewel-like presence, making it especially striking in display.

This specimen is presented within a naturalistic diorama setting, incorporating preserved moss, wood elements, and mineral textures to evoke its tropical rainforest habitat. The composition transforms the specimen into a sculptural display, balancing scientific presentation with artistic form.

Display  
Designed for collectors, natural history interiors, galleries, and curiosity cabinets.

Variation Notice  
Each diorama is individually constructed. While you will receive a piece of the same species and general composition, natural variation in materials, layout, and specimen characteristics should be expected. Each piece is unique.

Sourcing  
All specimens are responsibly and sustainably sourced.

Shipping  
Carefully packed to ensure safe arrival.