This Small Dark Scallop Sea Scarab is a preserved specimen of unknown origin — half crustacean, half celestial wanderer.
Its hardened black carapace forms the shape of a scallop shell, yet beneath it lie delicate golden wings, fossilized mid-motion as if caught between sea and sky. The relic is mounted within a deep black 3D frame (22x22x5cm), giving the illusion that the creature hovers within its containment field.
The backdrop is a Foundryon insignia print, echoing the ornate markings found on recovered exoshells.
Name: Small Dark Scallop Sea Scarab
Series: Foundryon’s Small Galactic Fossils
Artist: Peter Hauerland
Dimensions: 22 × 22 × 5 cm
Material: Steel, seashell
Frame: Object frame with glass
Weight: Approx. 0.9kg / 1.5kg when wrapped for shipping
Placement: Freestanding tabletop, shelf décor, or hang on the wall
Style Keywords: Entomology Fossil art, SciArt, mystical artifact, Goth décor
A perfect piece for collectors of artifact-inspired décor, cosmic mythology, and imaginative design — a relic from a parallel evolution where the ocean meets the void.
This Small Dark Scallop Sea Scarab is a preserved specimen of unknown origin — half crustacean, half celestial wanderer.
Its hardened black carapace forms the shape of a scallop shell, yet beneath it lie delicate golden wings, fossilized mid-motion as if caught between sea and sky. The relic is mounted within a deep black 3D frame (22x22x5cm), giving the illusion that the creature hovers within its containment field.
The backdrop is a Foundryon insignia print, echoing the ornate markings found on recovered exoshells.
Name: Small Dark Scallop Sea Scarab
Series: Foundryon’s Small Galactic Fossils
Artist: Peter Hauerland
Dimensions: 22 × 22 × 5 cm
Material: Steel, seashell
Frame: Object frame with glass
Weight: Approx. 0.9kg / 1.5kg when wrapped for shipping
Placement: Freestanding tabletop, shelf décor, or hang on the wall
Style Keywords: Entomology Fossil art, SciArt, mystical artifact, Goth décor
A perfect piece for collectors of artifact-inspired décor, cosmic mythology, and imaginative design — a relic from a parallel evolution where the ocean meets the void.
