Shell on stand - ToS,A/017
Art: ToS,A/017
Description
Lambis lambis, common name the spider conch, is a species of large sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Strombidae, the true conchs.
The maximum shell length for this species is up to 29 cm, and average length stands for 18 cm. Lambis lambis has a very large, robust and heavy shell. One of its most striking characteristics is its flared outer lip, ornamented by six hollow marginal digitations. These digitations present subtle differences in shape between genders in this species, as the three anteriormost digitations are short and posteriorly bent in male individuals, and longer and dorsally recurved in females. The color of the shell is highly variable, being white or cream externally and often presenting brown, purplish or bluish black patches. The interior is glazed and may be pink, orange or purple.
Approximate Dimension including stand
Height: 38 cm
Width: 15 cm
Please note : Picture 3 is to give an example of how the object can be styled in a setting.
THE DISCLAIMER
- Please check with your local regulations and authorities if it is allowed to bring this item into your country, prior to bidding.
- It's a natural product, small cracks or flaws can happen. Please refer to the pictures.
- THE WEIGHT MENTIONED IS INCLUDING PACKING MATERIAL.
- Please be aware these pictures have been taken in a dark studio, colors may vary depending on the environment.
THE SHIPPING
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TRANSPARENCY
Lastly, when it comes to our working conditions, we work exclusively with Indonesian craftsmen and women in both Bali and Java. This piece specifically was made in Java, Indonesia. All of our craftsmen and women get paid a living wage that exceeds what Indonesian Law requires. Their income is enough for a comfortable home, food, education, ceremonies, and more.