Description

This elegant diorama features a male and female ring-necked pheasant (Phasianus colchicus) posed together in a meticulously crafted glass habitat. Native to North America’s farmland edges and wetlands, pheasants play essential roles in seed dispersal and insect control. Their striking sexual dimorphism—males with iridescent green heads and coppery bodies, females camouflaged in speckled browns—brings natural contrast and ecological storytelling to any space. Encased in glass with naturalistic foliage, this piece blends conservation interpretation with refined decorative elegance, ideal for lodges, upscale dining rooms, or nature-themed offices.