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Pīwakawaka | Fantail
Bring the character of a familiar garden companion indoors. This Pīwakawaka print celebrates the fantail through the distinctive treatment of Hiriwā’s Black & White collection.
Archival paperPrinted in AotearoaA4–A0
Printed to order. Tracked delivery.
About the Artwork
Pīwakawaka, the New Zealand fantail, is a small insect-eating bird recognised by its spread tail and quick, twisting flight. Its nest-building is just as intricate: moss and fine fibres are tightly woven together with cobwebs. Both parents care for the young, and the male can tend the fledglings while the female begins another nest, allowing successive broods in a productive season.
The spread tail gives the fantail a strong fan-shaped outline, balanced by its small body and alert head. Fine feather detail introduces softness within the clear monochrome structure. The Black & White treatment keeps the bird’s lively posture central, as though it has paused only briefly.
Paper & Print Quality
Printed on 230gsm smooth matte archival-quality paper, with a smooth, non-glossy finish.
Pigment-based, UV-stable archival inks reproduce the colours and fine details of the original digital artwork. Each giclée print is produced in New Zealand.
Proudly New Zealand Made™.
Sizing & Framing
Choose from A4 (21 × 29.7cm), A3 (29.7 × 42cm), A2 (42 × 59.4cm), A1 (59.4 × 84.1cm) and A0 (84.1 × 118.8cm). Dimensions refer to the overall paper size. A white border sits within these dimensions, reducing the printed image area.
Handle your print by its edges with clean, dry hands. Frame under glass and display away from moisture and direct sunlight.
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How Your Print Supports Native TreesShipping & Returns
Allow up to 5–7 business days for production before dispatch. Delivery time is additional.
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If your print arrives damaged, please contact us with photos so we can arrange a replacement. See our policy for delivery charges, international shipping and return conditions.
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