Native NZ Rifleman (Titipounamu) Print on Bamboo Veneer

New Zealand's smallest bird, one of the two remaining New Zealand Wrens. The NZ wrens split off from the other song-birds so early that they lack a true song - they just squeak. The Rifleman is named for it's olive green top coat similar to the colour of the jackets worn by early colonial soldiers. And the Maori name refers to colour as well - being similar to Greenstone (Pounamu). These little birds are so small and move around so much that they are very difficult to catch on camera!

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Printed onto beautiful bamboo veneer using solvent free UV curable non-fading ink. Size of print = 208x259mm inserted into a quality white-core bevel-cut mat with a 203x254mm window and fits into a standard 11x14” (279x356mm) frame. Comes fixed onto a named and signed backing board ready to insert into a frame of your choice.

Frame not included.

Enjoy as a one-off piece or combine with other prints to make a colourful, fun and natural statement on any wall. Enquire about a discount for purchasing 2 or more.