Maoricardium Pseudolima Shell on Wood and Brass Base...

aturally Heart-Shaped Shell — A shell naturally shaped like a heart, transformed into a refined and symbolic decorative element. This specimen belongs to the species Maoricardium pseudolima (Lamarck, 1819), a bivalve of the Cardiidae family, widespread in the tropical waters of the Indo-Pacific. Its characteristic bilobed shape, with regular ribbing and delicate hues ranging from cream to pale pink, makes it instantly recognizable and highly appreciated by collectors and lovers of organic design. The shell, authentic and selected for integrity and symmetry, has been mounted on a handmade dark wood base with a satin brass support. The overall effect is that of a suspended natural sculpture, capable of enriching nature-inspired environments, contemplative spaces, or modern cabinets of curiosities. An object that unites marine biology and aesthetics: ideal as a decorative piece, an original gift, or a symbol of love for the sea and its hidden harmony.

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