Stitchbird/Hihi - Gold Amethyst Fleur Woods

Stitchbird/Hihi - Gold Amethyst Fleur WoodsOne of rarest birds in Aotearoa, the Hihi Stitchbird is a medium sized forest dweller endemic to the North Island. Having become extinct on the mainland in the late 19th century, the only naturally surviving population is today found on Te Hauturu o Toi in Aucklands Hauraki Gulf. Dimensions (approx.): 150mm L x 140mm W x 130mm D Cast glass with set screw fitting. Can be mounted on any type of wall. Luke Jacomb, his partner Tara, and their small team

orange and ylang ylang essential oils and Vitamin E

Size 480mm x 500mm

Sophie Divett's Botanical charm bracelet features three handmade

Coated in fine glass frit

This print is about that feeling

often allowing base colours to show through

Large format film photography

I also became the ranger on Motuihe Island for a time before heading to Hawkes Bay and developing a tourism business

John works in batches of ten to twelve

Height is 12

featuring New Zealand Kowhai

The highly glossed bird is in flight and has pacifica patterned wings