Frame Reptile Arts Vol. 1 · The Turtle Gallery
Six of the world’s most remarkable turtles, sculpted as life-like head portraits and mounted in real wooden frames with brass nameplates — a natural-history gallery for your wall. Every head is magnetic: lift it from its frame and it lives on your fridge until it returns to the museum.
Yellow-Margined Box Turtle
IUCN RED LIST · ENDANGERED
A glowing portrait of Asia’s beloved box turtle — olive crown, cream cheeks and a blush of orange, framed like the treasure it is.
Alligator Snapping Turtle (Closed Jaws)
IUCN RED LIST · VULNERABLE
The dinosaur of American rivers in a calm moment — hooked beak closed, ancient eyes watching, every ridge and spike rendered in resin.
Alligator Snapping Turtle (Gaping Jaws)
IUCN RED LIST · VULNERABLE
The famous fishing pose — jaws thrown wide, pale mouth glowing, the worm-like tongue lure ready to twitch. The bayou’s greatest trick, framed.
Common Snapping Turtle
IUCN RED LIST · LEAST CONCERN
North America’s backyard dragon — mossy, spike-chinned and unbothered, sculpted mid-glare with its famous attitude intact.
Reeves’ Pond Turtle
IUCN RED LIST · ENDANGERED
East Asia’s classic pond turtle in its prized big-headed form — olive face, buttery jaw and racing-stripe neck, painted like a court portrait.
Big-Headed Turtle
IUCN RED LIST · CRITICALLY ENDANGERED
The mountain-stream oddball whose head is too big to fit in its shell — hooked beak agape, orange constellations across an armored skull.