Red Duiker

Red Duiker

Another finished mount from our African expeditions.This small and elusive antelope lives in the dense thickets of southeastern Africa and rarely ventures into open areas.Its chocolate-brown coat and distinctive tuft of hair on the forehead make it one of the most...
The devil truly hides in the details

The devil truly hides in the details

In taxidermy, this is twice as true – a lifelike eye, the delicate pattern of fur, the precise texture of skin. Our work is built on these subtle elements that ultimately decide whether a mount feels alive or not. 👉 Take a closer look at the details that often go...
When an Amateur Shoots vs. a Pro

When an Amateur Shoots vs. a Pro

We’ve prepared another series of professional photographs of our taxidermy work, now available in the gallery on our website. Every detail, texture, and proportion is captured exactly as it should be. And while shooting, we also compared a few quick mobile snapshots...
Tiny Ten – Small in Size, Big in Prestige

Tiny Ten – Small in Size, Big in Prestige

Most of the trophies we work on belong to the big, iconic species – moose, lions, buffalo… But from time to time, something exceptionally small — and exceptionally valued — finds its way to our workshop. The so-called “Tiny Ten” is a well-known concept among African...
From the Workshop: European Game in Full Glory

From the Workshop: European Game in Full Glory

Exotic trophies have their charm, but European game species hold just as important a place in our work. Bears, fallow deer, moose, mouflons or badgers – each of them deserves precise craftsmanship that captures the animal’s expression, proportions and character. Over...