Free Spirit | Print to order

Your fine art print will be ordered upon purchase. 

Choose your preferred option of either an Unframed or Framed Print - with two different frame options available in the dropdown menu. White or Charlton. 

 Please note, the Framed Option price includes the Print and the Frame.

Unframed: Allow a minimum of 10 working days to process your order
Framed: Allow a minimum of 14 working days to process your order

Image Size:  260mm x 260mm plus white surround 
Framed Size: 440mm x 440mm

Description: Limited Edition Print on fine art cotton rag paper - edition 10

The iconic huia was the largest of the five New Zealand wattlebird species. It was a striking large songbird, mainly black with long white-tipped tail feathers. Female and male huia had dramatically different bill sizes and shapes; this was the most extreme sexual bill dimorphism of any bird species. A fleshy orange wattle hung at the base of each side of the bill, and was often held pressed under the chin. Maori named the bird after its loud distress call, described as "a smooth, unslurred whistle rendered as uia, uia, uia or where are you?" The last accepted sighting was in 1907, but it is likely that a few huia persisted into the 1920s. *Information sourced from NZ Birds Online