







45,00 €
An astrophotograph of the Tulip Nebula and two genuine fragments (Gebel Kamil and Aletai), brought together in a deep black box frame.
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This two meteorites wall art pairs the Tulip Nebula with two genuine fragments: Gebel Kamil and Aletai. The deep black box frame adds depth: the photo and the meteorites seem to float behind the glass, like in a museum display case. It is therefore a one-of-a-kind piece, both decorative and scientific.
In the constellation Cygnus, some 6,000 light-years away, the Tulip Nebula (Sh2-101) owes its name to its petal-shaped clouds of glowing gas. To go further, our page on the Tulip Nebula also tells you more.
Thus, two fragments share the same disc. Gebel Kamil is a very nickel-rich iron meteorite from a small crater in the Egyptian desert. Aletai is an iron meteorite from the Chinese Altai, with a distinctive metallic sheen. Each one also has its own certificate. You can also read our article: Where do meteorites come from?
Thus, an astronomy lover will see it as both a decorative object and a real piece of space. Indeed, our meteorites come from members of the IMCA (International Meteorite Collectors Association). The certificates of authenticity also come with the frame, one per fragment: you will find them on the back. Our guide also explains what a meteorite certificate is for. Moreover, it is a one-of-a-kind piece: you receive the exact frame pictured. Finally, La Poste delivers your parcel with care, worldwide.
In the same spirit, also discover: universe wall art with Gebel Kamil meteorite and Pacman Nebula wall art with Gebel Kamil and Aletai meteorites. In another format, see also: Space art – Tulip Nebula and Campo del Cielo. For a meteorite on its own, the shop also offers: Mini Gebel Kamil meteorite in a gift box – Egypt. Finally, browse all our meteorite frames and our gift ideas for an astronomy lover.
We offer fast delivery via La Poste throughout France, within 5 to 8 business days, as well as worldwide, with delivery times varying by country.
All of our meteorites are supplied by members of the I.M.C.A. (International Meteorite Collectors Association)
All of our products are assembled in France, in the Paris region.
All our products are original creations. The astrophotographs are all taken by members of our collective.







