Issue: Laos People’s Democratic Republic Peacock Butterfly 1991 Stamp
Type: Stamp
Number of Stamps: 1
Denominations: 255 K,
Issue Date: 1991
Issued By: Laos Post
Nature Jewel Takes Flight on a 1991 Lao Stamp:
In the Laos issued a stunning postage stamp featuring the Chinese peacock butterfly also known scientifically as Papilio bianor. This butterfly is admired for its rich iridescent green and blue hues along with its graceful wing patterns that resemble a peacock tail. The stamp was released as part of Laos participation in PHILANIPPON 91 an international philatelic exhibition held in Japan. With a vivid yellow background and delicate artwork the stamp beautifully captures the elegance of this species found across parts of Asia.
A Symbol of Biodiversity and National Appreciation for Wildlife:
>>This butterfly stamp is not just a piece of art but a reflection of Laos deep appreciation for biodiversity and its natural heritage. By featuring the Chinese peacock butterfly Laos promoted awareness about the importance of protecting fragile ecosystems and the beauty they contain. Butterflies like Papilio bianor play key roles in pollination and environmental balance. Issuing stamps that depict native or regional wildlife allows the country to share its ecological richness with the world while fostering a sense of pride and responsibility among its people.
A Collector Favorite from a Prestigious Global Event:
It combines themes of wildlife conservation artistic expression and international collaboration in one small yet meaningful object. The stamp design highlights not just the butterfly beauty but also the cultural and environmental values that Laos celebrates. Whether admired for its scientific subject or its visual appeal this stamp continues to flutter through philatelic collections worldwide as a timeless tribute to nature and the art of stamp making.