Design duo Barbara and Richard Keal are often coming up with new fashionable and sculptural pieces that often bring an air of opulence and class to the home. These taxidermy alpaca heads do the same thanks with its minimalistic and rugged design.
The taxidermies are uniquely lacking the face of the animal and instead focusing on the alpaca's fleece. The headpieces are made from sustainably sourced alpaca and sheep skin that has been stitched together to replicate the body of the animal including its two big, fluffy ears. The fleece is a creamy white and incredibly soft to the touch.
This is a great piece for anyone looking to include animal art in their home but traditional taxidermy is too harsh. These pieces are much more subtle with the same effect.
Opulent Alpaca Taxidermies
These Elegant Alpaca Fur Heads are Designed by Barbara and Richard Keal
Trend Themes
1. Opulent Alpaca Taxidermies - Creating luxurious and minimalistic alpaca taxidermies that focus on the fleece rather than the face presents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the taxidermy industry.
2. Minimalistic Animal Art - Designing animal art pieces that feature minimalistic and subtle taxidermy techniques offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for the art and home decor industry.
3. Sustainable Animal Materials - Utilizing sustainably sourced alpaca and sheep skin for taxidermy and art creations provides a disruptive innovation opportunity in the sustainable materials industry.
Industry Implications
1. Taxidermy - Exploring the creation of taxidermy art pieces that focus on specific features, such as the alpaca's fleece, can bring disruptive innovation to the traditional taxidermy industry.
2. Art and Home Decor - Introducing minimalistic and subtle animal art pieces into the market can disrupt and bring innovation to the art and home decor industry.
3. Sustainable Materials - Incorporating sustainably sourced animal materials into taxidermy and art creations has the potential to disrupt the sustainable materials industry.