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These special bookmarks feature New Zealands unique native birds.

Made from sustainable FSC plywood with engraved story on the back. 

Lightweight and easy to send, these will be popular treasures to share around the world.

Each sold separately.

Size is 12cm

Two packs of cards in a presentation box. These top quality, long lasting synthetic cards are ideal for Bridge and other card games.

Features: The back of the cards display paintings of the Kowhai and Clematis flowers. The beautifully presented box has a hinged magnetic lid. On the underside of the lid is written information about each plant.

made, and packaged in New Zealand using NZ merino wool and sustainable packaging. Inspired by Aotearoa’s unique wildlife, our socks help protect it too. $1 from every pair of socks sold supports conservation efforts across Aotearoa. We’re a brand for those who care about comfort, style, and the future of nature.

Smart 350ml double wall coffee cup with a timeless curved design and a secure push on lid. It has a stainless steel outer wall and a polypropylene inner wall which keeps drinks hot for longer. Cordia has a soft non-marking base and laser engraves to a stainless steel finish. It is BPA free and handwashing is recommended.

The beautiful NZ Puriri Moth in Hard Enamel is designed by Natty NZ.

The pin is approximately 4cm high and packaged on an illustrated backing card with a metal back fixing.

Every purchase support's Rotoroa Island's restoration.

These fabulous New Zealand bird-inspired enamel pins are designed by Melissa Boardman.

Pins are ethically produced under a registered ethical certification by a certified B Corp. They are made using non-toxic, high quality materials that will last.

Measures 43 × 40 mm
Soft enamel pin - colours are recessed
Double rubber clutch backing
Ethically made

Three designs available - Takahē, Tui or Piwakawaka/Fantail
Please choose your design when ordering.
Design is copyright Melissa Boardman 2024 and may not be reproduced or replicated.

Every Purchase supports Rotoroa Island's restoration – thank you!