Bought 2 big birds for Xmas gift and got a wee freebie. I absolutely love it. Thank you so much. Have a lovely Christmas Janet
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Three mini fantails. One very happy gift-giver.
The Baby Pīwakawaka Bundle is our love letter to New Zealand’s favourite native bird — now in adorable mini silhouette form, times three. Whether you gift them separately or keep them as a sweet little trio, these baby birds make meaningful gestures that last far beyond the unwrapping.
Each bird comes tucked into its own A6-sized envelope — perfect for Christmas stockings, letterbox gifting, or slipping into someone's garden when they’re not looking. Made locally in NZ from 3mm Corten® steel, they’ll weather into a warm patina that blends beautifully with wood, bark, and stone.
✓ Three times the charm... Includes 3 mini Pīwakawaka silhouettes, individually packed
✓ Perfectly petite... Each bird is approx. 9cm high x 10cm wide, total weight approx. 100g
✓ Easy to gift... Wrapped in A6-sized branded envelopes and packed in a 15.5cm x 11cm x 2.5cm box
✓ Locally made... Proudly crafted in a family-owned NZ workshop
✓ Weatherproof and wonderful... Made from Corten® steel that forms a beautiful rust-like patina
✓ Fast to ship... Same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 2pm
✓ Simple to install... Just tap in with a hammer — no tools, no fuss, no stress
Most of our steel bird silhouettes are cut from 3 mm Corten weathering steel. Check the individual product for its material, thickness and manufacturing origin: wooden birds, clothing and other products have their own specifications.
Outdoors, the steel develops a natural rust patina. Grey gives way to orange and brown tones, with the setting and weather doing their bit. The colour and timing vary. It is unpainted steel, so a permanent black finish is not part of the deal.
Choose a spot with good drainage. Rusty runoff can mark pale paving, pots and walls, particularly while the steel is weathering. Follow the mounting instructions for your particular bird or feeder.
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That first flash of orange? Your steel bird is settling in. Corten weathering steel develops a natural rust patina, changing through orange and brown tones as it spends time outdoors.
There is no fixed timetable or guaranteed final colour. Rain, humidity, airflow and the position you choose all affect how the surface changes.
Rusty runoff can mark paving, pots and walls, especially during early weathering. Leave room around pale surfaces and choose a location where water can drain freely.
Corten birds are unpainted steel. Their finish changes naturally; they are not intended to stay permanently black. Check your product page for the exact material and care instructions.
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