Deyrolle
Natural history objects, educational materials and artworks for collectors, educators and visitors to its Parisian shop
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Deyrolle
Deyrolle sells natural history objects and artworks, including entomology, taxidermy, minerals, fossils, educational boards, books and games. It also presents exhibitions and collaborations with artists.
Its products serve collectors and people interested in nature, art and education. Sales include works and objects offered through its online shop.
Deyrolle is based in Paris and was founded in 1959. The company has 20–49 employees.
Product: Natural history objects, educational boards, artworks, books and games sold through an online shop and associated retail offering.
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