June & December Specimen Collecting Kit
Designed and developed to share the love collecting, observing, and preserving memories from outdoor adventures, the specimen collecting kit will be the perfect gift for sharing & storytelling life’s fondest memories.
Forage and preserve specimens found in the field with the pocket-sized tin, then use the contents to prepare, encapsulate, and display your finds. Go forage for memories of each of your travels that you can keep with you forever...
June & December was founded in 2014 with an adventurous spirit and the idea that the most memorable gifts have a meaningful story to tell. The Founders aspire to have these goods remind you of a recent adventure, a memorable dinner, or a fond childhood memory and hope these stories connect with yours as we all celebrate the many ways nature brings us together. Katie + Nick Forte, Founders
An astute student of nature and collector of clipped sprigs and forest finds, you can find Katie’s inspiration deep within her hand-drawn illustrations, graphic designs and original patterns. Her artwork celebrates and explores the natural wonder found all around us, like the fern: often walked on and overlooked, the fern adds green to the darkest forest shadows where the sunlight remains elusive.
Features:
- Includes collection tin, 10 assorted glass display bottles + corks, stainless tweezers, 6 stainless specimen pins and instruction booklet
- Each bottle is intended for repeated use
- Repurpose before recycling: organize your finds, keep hard-to-find treasures, or small items for travel
- Packaging : As shown, gold foil detail on back, ready to display
- Made of glass
- Dimensions: 5.5” x 3.75” x 1” pocket-sized tin
- Designed in the US and Made in China by June & December
Notes:
- Collect responsibly; respect the environment and its offerings, leave no trace behind. Never trespass, know where you can and can’t take from nature. Know before you go and follow all local, state, and federal laws. Minimize what you collect as not to disturb a microhabitat. Never collect live insects.
Original: $26.00
-70%$26.00
$7.80
Description
Designed and developed to share the love collecting, observing, and preserving memories from outdoor adventures, the specimen collecting kit will be the perfect gift for sharing & storytelling life’s fondest memories.
Forage and preserve specimens found in the field with the pocket-sized tin, then use the contents to prepare, encapsulate, and display your finds. Go forage for memories of each of your travels that you can keep with you forever...
June & December was founded in 2014 with an adventurous spirit and the idea that the most memorable gifts have a meaningful story to tell. The Founders aspire to have these goods remind you of a recent adventure, a memorable dinner, or a fond childhood memory and hope these stories connect with yours as we all celebrate the many ways nature brings us together. Katie + Nick Forte, Founders
An astute student of nature and collector of clipped sprigs and forest finds, you can find Katie’s inspiration deep within her hand-drawn illustrations, graphic designs and original patterns. Her artwork celebrates and explores the natural wonder found all around us, like the fern: often walked on and overlooked, the fern adds green to the darkest forest shadows where the sunlight remains elusive.
Features:
- Includes collection tin, 10 assorted glass display bottles + corks, stainless tweezers, 6 stainless specimen pins and instruction booklet
- Each bottle is intended for repeated use
- Repurpose before recycling: organize your finds, keep hard-to-find treasures, or small items for travel
- Packaging : As shown, gold foil detail on back, ready to display
- Made of glass
- Dimensions: 5.5” x 3.75” x 1” pocket-sized tin
- Designed in the US and Made in China by June & December
Notes:
- Collect responsibly; respect the environment and its offerings, leave no trace behind. Never trespass, know where you can and can’t take from nature. Know before you go and follow all local, state, and federal laws. Minimize what you collect as not to disturb a microhabitat. Never collect live insects.
