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Animals adorn themselves with unique patterning for a variety of reasons – to blend into their environment to avoid predation, to send a warning signal, to attract mates and even to regulate their temperature. This collection celebrates just a select few of the many beautiful patterns that can be found in nature from the striking markings of the jaguar to the brilliantly vivid colours of a poison dart frog. With many of the species featured within this collection at risk or endangered, we want to shine a light on these incredible animals and raise awareness of threats to the security of their future.© The Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London 2025. All Rights Reserved.
- In collaboration with the Natural History Museum
- Pangolin ornament
- Textured, highly detailed finish
- Durable polyresin
- Multipurpose ornament Meet the pangolin, or scaly anteater – a critically endangered species, found in Asia and Africa. This fascinating creature has been depicted here in durable polyresin – a highly detailed and decorative ornament, which can be used as a paperweight, desk accessory or a decorative object. It’s bound to spark conversation wherever it’s placed in your home.
- Natural History Museum x Dunelm
- From spots and stripes to speckled patterns and maze-like designs, extraordinary markings can be found in abundance throughout the natural world.
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