The model's intricate carvings and use of premium metals like copper, iron, and stainless steel give it a vintage steampunk aesthetic. It features a visible texture resembling the actual butterfly wings and has a 3–4 mm thickness for wear resistance.

The 150+ PCS DIY kit comes with a clear diagram that makes assembly simple—all you have to do is attach the screws. The model is very collectible and appropriate as a gift because of its high simulation wings and metal construction.

Enjoy yourself, and feel proud of yourself for completing the DIY assembly! The exquisite product delivers a fantastic do-it-yourself experience with numerous moveable joints and unexpected embellishments. Assembling helps kids develop their creative and hands-on skills while also being fun. Parents should accompany children under 12 years old.

Thanks to this model, children can learn about the principles of butterfly wing structure in many natural ecological environments and the beauty of various butterflies. To appreciate the beauty of butterflies and safeguard the ecosystem, metal artworks can be used to recreate rare butterflies.

Diaethria Anna, commonly called Anna's eighty-eight, is a butterfly in Middle American moist tropical woods. Its forewings have a bluish-green metallic band, and its upperside is dark brown. The forewings' undersides are red, with a broad black band and white tips following; the hindwings' undersides are white, with lines resembling the black-outlined "88" that gives rise to the species' common name.

A set of construction tools, comprehensive instructions, and a butterfly tape are included in addition to the butterfly assembly kit.