The Yellowhead is a small bird that early settlers called the ‘bush canary’ because of its colour and loud, melodious song. Today it often goes by its Māori name Mōhua.

Once abundant in nature, its beautiful song used to boom through New Zealand's native forests. Unfortunately, deforestation and the introduction of predators has meant these beautiful birds are now only found in a few isolated beech forests.

Dimensions (approx.): L/ 15cm W/ 17cm D/ 9cm

Cast glass with set screw fitting. Can be mounted on any type of wall.

Luke Jacomb, his partner Tara, and their small team of artists and craftspeople are dedicated to bringing beautiful, locally created glass art into homes and spaces around the world. Every work is handcrafted from start to finish in their private studio spaces.
Using the lost wax casting method, the team creates individually handcrafted cast glass pieces. Taking approximately 145 hours to complete, every piece is meticulously hand-tooled and finished, resulting in unique works that carry their own personality and proudly reflect their handmade nature.