Butterfly Specimen in Wooden Frame

A colorful butterfly specimen in a wooden frame.

I believe this is a craft item purchased by my family when they traveled abroad (likely the Philippines).

The sticker on the back is probably the name of the shop.

Please judge the details from the images.

I searched with AI and got the following description, but I don't fully understand it:
Top left: Appias nero (Scientific name: Appias nero), also known as the Orange Albatross, characterized by its fiery, vibrant red and orange wings.
Top right: Cethosia biblis (Scientific name: Cethosia biblis), called the Red Lacewing in English. The intricate, lace-like black patterns on the edges of its wings are exceptionally beautiful.
Bottom left: Graphium sarpedon (Scientific name: Graphium sarpedon), a familiar butterfly in Japan, known in English as the Common Bluebottle. It is characterized by a vivid blue-green band running across its black wings.
Bottom right: Losaria coon (Scientific name: Losaria coon), a species of swallowtail butterfly also called the Common Clubtail. Its slender hindwings and the red markings at their tips are eye-catching.
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