A FOSSIL FISH PANEL EOCENE, GREEN RIVER FORMATION (50 MILLION YEARS), KEMMERER, WYOMING, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

with seven fossilised fish of varying sizes presented in a greyish-white stone slab, the crisp bone structures well preserved

In this present piece, seven fossilised fish specimens, including a Dyplomistus, are eternalised in stone.  In East Asian cultures, the carp symbolises strength and perseverance, known for swimming upstream in rivers and waterfalls. The fish also serves as a striking symbol for life, as well as symbolizes fertility, virility, and wealth. In great condition, this attractive fossil panel offers tidings of prosperity and beauty in its eternal state.