Every little girl wants a pony—and what little girl wouldn’t want a unicorn pony?! Well, every little girl would want one if taxidermy unicorns were actually available to children.
We’re hoping these taxidermy unicorns not for children. Etsy seller Torree has done something simultaneously whimsical and morbid—taken still-born lamb fetuses, mounted them, put a horn on their head and created taxidermy unicorns.
You can own one of these taxidermy unicorns for the low, low price of only $600.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Taxidermy Art
- Opportunity for artists to explore unconventional and thought-provoking taxidermy creations, pushing the boundaries of traditional art.
- Fantasy Collectibles
- Growing demand for unique and macabre collectibles, providing an opportunity for manufacturers to create fantasy-inspired items like taxidermy unicorns.
- Dark Aesthetic
- Rising popularity of dark and eerie aesthetics, presenting opportunities for designers and fashion brands to incorporate elements of taxidermy-inspired art into their products.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Sculpture
- Taxidermy artists can create unconventional sculptures and installations using a variety of materials and techniques, showcasing their innovative approach to art.
- Collectibles
- Manufacturers can tap into the fantasy collectibles market by producing unique and unusual items like taxidermy-inspired creations, appealing to collectors with niche interests.
- Design and Fashion
- Designers and fashion brands can embrace the dark aesthetic trend by incorporating taxidermy-inspired elements in their products, such as textiles, accessories, and home décor, offering a unique and edgy appeal to consumers.
