About Us
WHITE FAUX TAXIDERMY OUR STORYWhat inspires us to deliver exceptionally crafted animal-friendly decor. |
![]() what we're aboutour love for the great outdoors |
Our Inspiration
Snow Canyon State Park, Santa Clara, Utah. (above) ![]() |
Zions National Park, Utah. Angels Landing Trail
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Utah Lake, Provo, Utah.
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Mt. Timpanogos, Wasatch Mountain Range, near Alpine, Utah.
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Environmenttaking care of the fragile ecosystemOur goal is to provide a superior product that is both beautiful and painted in a manner that reduces environmental impact. Our facility recycles & ships using materials that can be repurposed. |
Premium Wall ArtGo Bold with Dimensional ArtEach original piece starts as a block of clay. Slowly, the artist begins to form until they have achieved a superior form. Using the form for limited-runs, we create small batches that are both affordable & custom. |
Exceptional DeliveryFast. Superior. Affordable.We guarantee our work to be free of defects or we'll make it right. Each piece is carefully scrutinized for any flaws before it is gently packaged and shipped to you, wherever you are at in the world. |
our history
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From Real to Faux Taxidermy
Since 1748, taxidermy has been a form of art and a method to experience wildlife from regions unattainable to most. The first animal to be taxidermied was a bird. Nearly three centuries later, there are a variety of animals ranging from a number of classes and families; from the northern mountains, you can find deer, moose, wolves and even bunnies. However, venture into the African savannah, and there you will find numerous large cats, like lions, to various hoofed species of antelope, gazelle, zebras, giraffes, and even elephants and rhinos. Unfortunately, many animals are endangers and are facing extinction due to the overhunting of their species. However, with such a long history of taste, exploration, and self-reflection, taxidermy is a form of art that is here to stay. 1
(1"Taxidermy". Wikipedia.org Shared open source data. Web. Accessed January 15th, 2017)