Meet the Kererū (New Zealand Wood Pigeon)
Say hello to the Kererū, one of Aotearoa’s most recognisable and cherished native birds. With its iridescent green and purple feathers, snowy white chest, and unmistakable wingbeat, the kererū is a symbol of abundance, resilience, and the health of our native forests.
As one of the few birds capable of swallowing large native fruits whole, it is an essential seed disperser, helping forests regenerate and thrive.
Handcrafted in Arrowtown by Jack Stobart, each kererū is individually shaped from white porcelain and carefully glazed to capture the bird’s rounded form and distinctive colouring. Every piece is handmade and one of a kind.
Meet the Kererū (New Zealand Wood Pigeon)
Say hello to the Kererū, one of Aotearoa’s most recognisable and cherished native birds. With its iridescent green and purple feathers, snowy white chest, and unmistakable wingbeat, the kererū is a symbol of abundance, resilience, and the health of our native forests.
As one of the few birds capable of swallowing large native fruits whole, it is an essential seed disperser, helping forests regenerate and thrive.
Handcrafted in Arrowtown by Jack Stobart, each kererū is individually shaped from white porcelain and carefully glazed to capture the bird’s rounded form and distinctive colouring. Every piece is handmade and one of a kind.