Our most beloved native bird - the tūī - in all his radiant glory!
This limited-edition fine-art print comes on archival heavyweight fine-art paper in all sizes, or fine-art metal in larger sizes. Each print is hand-signed and editioned, and medium prints and above come with signed certificates of authenticity.
Small 20x20cm, edition of 60 on fine-art paper
Medium 30x30cm, edition of 30 on fine-art paper
Large 40x40cm, edition of 20 (metal or fine-art paper, please allow extra time for metal printing).
Extra-large 80x80cm, edition of 10 (metal or fine-art paper, please allow extra time for metal printing).
Fine-art paper prints use archival inks and papers, rated to last a lifetime. The stated sizes are the printed area, and there is an additional white margin. Metal prints are on matte-finish Chromaluxe aluminium and have no margin. They come with a floating hanger and do not require framing, unless desired.
Includes a 10% donation to BirdCare Aotearoa, who do an incredible job rehabilitating injured and ill native birds.
Shipping is by NZ Post (choose standard untracked or tracked courier). Orders typically ship within 1-3 days. If a third-party printer is used (usually only for extra-large prints, and metal or canvas prints), allow two weeks in addition to shipping time. If your order is time-sensitive or urgent delivery is needed, please enquire before purchasing.
Happiness guaranteed! But please check carefully that you have chosen the correct size and format before your purchase to minimize any issues. You may return your item in pristine condition within 14 days.
Each fine-art print is hand-signed and editioned on the front. On the back, further details are added like catalogue number and year of creation and printing.
Multiple sizes
Fine art prints usually come in multiple sizes - there's the perfect size for every wall! Sizes "medium" and above come with a signed certificate of authenticity.
Archival printing
Each print is created to last a lifetime with archival inks on heavy-weight coated fine-art paper.
