This is an Aurora Morpho. It's a subtly different, shimmering blue compared to the Morpho used in items like bolo ties. Lepidoptera, the order of insects known as butterflies and moths, is home to many species with beautiful, vibrant wings. These butterfly wings have been captured in a small glass world. The blue color isn't due to the pigment of the wings themselves, but rather the way light interacts with the microscopic structures on the wings. It's not just a single shade of blue; depending on the angle of the light, you can enjoy various expressions, from pale purple and greenish hues to light brown. Therefore, it sparkles and makes its presence known even indoors, in the shade, or on cloudy days, as long as there's a little light. How about a beautiful, science-inspired decorative item? The wings used are real, natural specimens. Please remove the item when bathing, and avoid using it in places with high temperatures and humidity. The photos were taken near a window with natural light. Due to the nature of structural coloration, the color impression may differ from the actual item depending on the brightness, angle of the photo, and the device you are viewing it on. Please be aware of this.