Kakapo (Night parrot) Wooden Rimu Earrings

Introducing Our Beautiful Hand-Painted Earrings!

Crafted with care on New Zealand’s scenic West Coast, these earrings use recycled native Rimu, promoting sustainability. The vibrant acrylic paint designs grace both sides and are sealed with a non-toxic Polyurethane coating for a glossy finish. Hypoallergenic stainless steel hardware ensures comfort for sensitive ears.

Material: 100% Solid Recycled Native Rimu
Hardware: Hypoallergenic Stainless Steel
Finish: Acrylic Paint with a Non-Toxic Polyurethane Coating
Size: Refer to the first photo for dimensions

Please note: Each pair is handcraft, so colors and textures may vary slightly from the photos. We recommend keeping these crafts dry as they are not made waterproof.

The Kakapo, or Strigops habroptilus, is a critically endangered parrot native to New Zealand and known for its distinctive, large size and nocturnal habits. This flightless bird, also called the owl parrot due to its owl-like face and nocturnal behavior, features moss-green plumage with a unique speckled pattern. Kakapos are herbivores, feeding on a variety of native plants, fruits, and seeds.

Renowned for its quiet, shy nature, the Kakapo is one of the world’s rarest and most unique birds. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect and restore its population, as it faces threats from habitat loss and introduced predators.