Beehive Specimen in Transparent Container

This is an early nest of a small Japanese hornet (Kogatata suzumebachi), collected and processed as a hobby.
It is from the period when the queen bee was building the nest alone, so it has a beautiful sake flask shape.

It was collected in the spring and then treated with a chemical agent for increased durability. (No insecticides or other pest control agents were used.)

The nest is designed to be hung from the lid, making it relatively easy to change the display case after purchase (※ at your own risk).

[Shipping Information]
Due to its extreme fragility, the nest will be shipped secured inside a bottle with tissue paper to prevent movement during transit. Upon arrival, please carefully remove the tissue paper, being cautious not to break the neck of the nest.

While the chemical treatment is expected to reduce the likelihood of breakage, we ask for no claims or returns.

Would you be interested in this unique item for interior decoration or as a resource for your child's research project?
Thank you!