Art Print of the Takahe, by Hansby Design
Back from the brink, the recovering Takahe.
A rare endemic bird of New Zealand. Thought to be extinct in the early 1900's, they were rediscovered in 1948 in the remote alpine grasslands of Fiordland. Often confused with the common pukeko, takahe are much larger and more colourful with iridescent feathers.
Print details
Featured in shades of teal, green and deep navy with a straw background.
High quality Giclee Fine Art Print on smooth archival art paper. Giclee is one of the best reproduction methods available, using acid free papers and the latest archival inks. Prints have a lifespan over 100 years. Print is packed in a clear bag with backing board and story about the Takahe.
Framed print in photo is A1 size.
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