Meet Pandoughra's Box

I’ve always been drawn to the things most people shy away from—the delicate, the eerie, the quietly misunderstood. What started as a curiosity for insects grew into a deep fascination with bug taxidermy and the art of preservation. To me, these tiny creatures are more than specimens—they’re intricate works of natural design, each one holding a story worth keeping.

My work lives somewhere between curiosity and feeling, where wings are carefully pinned, time is slowed, and beauty is found in stillness. I’m endlessly inspired by the macabre—the soft edge between life and death, decay and preservation—and I try to capture that feeling in everything I create.

Whether it’s a butterfly framed like a relic or a piece that feels like it belongs in an old curiosity cabinet, each creation is a small tribute to the overlooked and the fleeting. Dark, delicate, and a little strange—just the way I like it.