Coral Coral - Pocillopora

The artifact is a decorative piece composed of a branching colony of white coral (Pocillopora sp.) fixed inside the inverted skeleton of a fungiform coral (Fungia sp.), enriched with ornamental inserts of natural shells. The whole is mounted and consolidated on a white gypsum/cement-shaped base with small supporting feet made from inverted shell disks. Main Coral (branched): It belongs to the genus Pocillopora, commonly known as cauliflower coral or bush coral (Cauliflower coral or Bush coral). Decorative shells: Small marine gastropods inserted as ornamental finishing touches (Cup): This is an inverted solitary mushroom coral, belonging to the family Fungiidae (genus Fungia sp.), commonly known as mushroom coral. Dimensions: height 20 cm, width 20 cm, depth 14 cm Weight: 700 g.

Estimation:€200

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