Nautilus Hatching - Graphic Print

The nautilus, from Ancient Greek ναυτίλος (nautílos), meaning 'sailor,' is a marine mollusk native to the open ocean in the Indo-Pacific region. Renowned for their white and orange spiral shell, nautiluses are often considered "living fossils," as they have remained relatively unchanged for over 400 million years. The allure of their design has made its mark on pop culture, inspiring the name of the submarine "Nautilus" in Jules Verne's legendary novel, "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea." Interestingly, their shells are not just beautiful but function as buoyancy aids, allowing them to ascend or descend in the water column.

Artistically interpreted in shape related/cross hatching technique.

No frame included.

This print will be sent out within 48 hours.

Shipping time 2-6 days.