Kererū, Wood Pigeon Shades, Black Silhouette Style:Shade to put onto a lamp base The shade is silk screen

The shade is silk screen printed with white and black silhouette images of Mahoe leaves

It is a collage of twenty different front covers of iconic early paperbacks from this famous publishing house and includes Ariel

the very first Penguin paperback published in 1935

The Harakeke is one of our oldest and most distinctive native plants

Inspired by the graceful Kōtuku

Kererū, Wood Pigeon Shades, Black Silhouette Style:Shade to put onto a lamp base The shade is silk screenInspired by the Kerer, New Zealands iconic native pigeon. The Kerer is a large bird with iridescent green and bronze feathers on its head and a smart white vest. The noisy beat of its wings is a distinctive sound in our forests. The Kerer is crucial to the survival of our native forests as it is the only remaining species able to disperse the large seeds of our huge forest trees. The shades are silk screen printed with a black or white silhouette