Tui Mobile
NZ $50.00
A colourful and modern addition to any "nest" - nursery, bedroom, lounge, kitchen.
This beautiful Tui mobile has been printed with a pattern I designed to suit the bright and boisterous personality of this exquisite song bird - whizzing through the air from branch to branch.
The birds are printed on one side and plain on the other and each one is unique in pattern variation (as you can see in the close-up image). To make this just that little bit more special the leafy branches have been printed on one side with a quirky paisley pattern in greens, reds and oranges.
Made from interior grade 2.5mm sustainable plywood which has been hand sanded and printed with solvent free non-fading ink. Each bird measures 16.5 wide and 11.5cm long and the two branches measure 31.5cm long and 19cm long.
Comes ready to assemble with 3 birds, 2 branches, hanging twine and instructions.
This beautiful Tui mobile has been printed with a pattern I designed to suit the bright and boisterous personality of this exquisite song bird - whizzing through the air from branch to branch.
The birds are printed on one side and plain on the other and each one is unique in pattern variation (as you can see in the close-up image). To make this just that little bit more special the leafy branches have been printed on one side with a quirky paisley pattern in greens, reds and oranges.
Made from interior grade 2.5mm sustainable plywood which has been hand sanded and printed with solvent free non-fading ink. Each bird measures 16.5 wide and 11.5cm long and the two branches measure 31.5cm long and 19cm long.
Comes ready to assemble with 3 birds, 2 branches, hanging twine and instructions.
Payment options
- Cash on pick-up
- Bank deposit
- PayPal
- Credit card via PayPal
Shipping details
- Ships from Rotorua, New Zealand.
- $4.00 Standard post within NZ
- Pick up by arrangement.
- If there is no suitable option for you listed above, contact nativecre8ve to enquire about alternative payment or shipping options.
NZ $50.00
Listing #63809
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