Taiwan Sika Deer Lampshade Formosan Sika Deer Lampshade Taiwan Conservation Animal Department

/ Taiwan Sika Deer Lampshade Formosan Sika Deer Lampshade Taiwan Conservation Animal Series/ The origin of the name sika deer is because the white spots on the back resemble plum blossoms. There are many deer of this species in Taiwan, and the sika is our national flower. The sika deer is an image that can very well represent Taiwan. This sika deer head lampshade is already a work of art that can completely light up the space and inject style! Generally speaking, the sika deer (male deer) is about one meter tall at the shoulder and the horns can reach more than 70 centimeters. The islanders have fine-tuned the sense of proportion in the design, and added a little decoration, which is elegant and powerful. The lampshade was born in Yan. The sika deer will be selected as the target of the design. In addition to presenting the important images of Taiwan, it is also the islanders' consistent design objective. The islander studio has spared no effort to promote environmental conservation issues through design aesthetics. In the eyes of the designer, these sika deer lampshades can not even be limited to a single species, but are representatives of any endangered species, calling on the public to cherish these lives that grow on the same land as us.