Bois de cerfs élaphe commun (Cervus elaphus hippelaphus).
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Accessoires pour bois de cerfs
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Statues de cerfs
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Powerful wild design.
WILD DEER ANTLERS
WILD DEER ANTLERS
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Ethical decoration on the animal.
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100% wild shop.
DOMAIN CERVUS specializes in the sale of deer antlers as realistic and ethical decoration on the wild animal.
Through this site, you can buy wild deer antlers for sale in the store.​
Each DOMAIN CERVUS antler is ethically harvested, respecting the natural moulting cycles of deer. Indeed, each year, the antlers worn by deer are renewed. They fall off at the end of winter or in spring for deer. The antlers grow back very quickly in a few months. The material of deer antlers is bony. ​​​
The RESOURCES section, another part of this site, provides you with a wealth of information on deer, deer antlers, as well as reading on the subjects of wildlife conservation, health and welfare.
You will find in particular how, based on osteopathic principles, the well-being of wild deer contributes to the aesthetics and symmetry of their antlers.
​This unique DOMAIN CERVUS approach links the art of interior decoration to an ethical approach that respects animal welfare.
DOMAIN CERVUS decoration is much more than just decoration.
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DOMAIN CERVUS decorative elements on wild animals give another dimension to your living space, while remaining in reality.
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Aesthetics, but also a symbol of wild freedom for your interior decoration.
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The ethics of our products allow, without worrying about how they were obtained, to take full advantage of the decorative qualities that the different wild animal species can offer.
DOMAIN CERVUS ETHICS
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All of our antlers are extracted directly from the wild environment.
We take care to avoid the negative impact on fauna, flora and the environment,
as well as wild balance.
The Deer in Antiquity
The symbolism of the deer was important in ancient Greece, particularly through mythology and religious cults.
The deer often symbolized purity, wild nature, and vitality. It is frequently found in ancient Greek art, emphasizing its importance in Greek visual and religious culture.
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