Pair of strombus conchs Aliger gallus – Natural shells from the Caribbean

🐚 **Elegant pair of natural shells of the type Lambis lambis, also known as spider shells or seven fingers.** Originating from the tropical waters of the Indo-Pacific, these stunning marine creations captivate with their unique, almost airy silhouette and long extensions reminiscent of a spider's legs or the delicate branches of coral. 🌊 Their natural architecture is particularly remarkable: around a finely sculpted central spiral unfolds a wide flared shell, marked by ridges and extended by long digitations. The successive reliefs, small protuberances, and irregular lines create a visually rich ensemble, as if patiently shaped by the movements of the ocean. ✨ The two specimens exhibit subtle differences in coloration that make their pairing particularly harmonious. One reveals an ivory and sand palette, enhanced with caramel touches, while the other stands out with delicate coral pink and peach hues. Their smooth interior, with pearlescent and slightly pinkish reflections, contrasts with the rougher texture of their outer surface. 🏡 True little sculptures of nature, these shells will find a prominent place in a curiosity cabinet, on a shelf among antique objects, or at the heart of a marine-inspired decorative composition. Their graphic silhouette also wonderfully suits contemporary interiors, Mediterranean atmospheres, and wabi-sabi decor, where natural materials are celebrated. 📏 **Dimensions of each shell: approximately 15 × 8 × H 5 cm.** Sold together, as a pair. Natural shells showing slight irregularities, surface marks, and small visible wear on some edges, as per the photographs. Identification of the probable species, not certified. 📍 Shipping possible in France and worldwide.