Kōtuku Flight Feather - miro Kathryn Furniss feeding on nectar and singing

feeding on nectar and singing complicated songs throughout forested New Zealand

Small unframed: 235mm x 235mm plus 20mm border

Stainless Steel ear posts

115mm H x 115mm Diameter

come in a range of patterns derived from the many ethnic backgrounds of our Pacific Island neighbours

Kōtuku Flight Feather - miro Kathryn Furniss feeding on nectar and singingKtuku also known as New Zealand's White Heron. Claire has focused on the accuracy of the feather being as true as possible to the real feather. Carved from salvaged miro, painted with acrylics, for indoor display only. Wall hung 930mm H x 140mm W x 20mm D Beeswax polish. Use a soft cloth to dust. Much of Claires work explores themes relating to nature and the environment. She enjoys working with found objects and collected materials such as wood,