Fantail T-Shirts
Description: An illustration of a New Zealand bird called a fantail. This is part of my NZ birds series. Piwakawaka is the Te Reo Maori name for this species of bird and Aotearoa is the Maori name for N.Z. This vector fantail is perched on a branch.
Description: This is the New Zealand fantail bird. In Maori its name is piwakawaka. Known for its friendly ‘cheet cheet’ call and energetic flying antics, the fantail is one of the most common and widely distributed native birds on the New Zealand mainland.
New Zealand fantail bird (piwakawaka) - Painting T-Shirt
by Sean Fleming Art and Illustration
$16 $24
Description: Mr Pīwakawaka is a New Zealand native bird and part of my illustrated New Zealand native bird series. Fascinated by the singularity of their shape and size, their song and their feathering this work is to highlight their novelty and multitude.
Mr Pīwakawaka -Fantail , New Zealand native bird T-Shirt
by Emilie Geant Artwork
$16 $24
Description: The Fantail is a small bird found across Australasia, Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent. In New Zealand it is also know by it’s Maori name, Piwakawaka. This design features a stylised fantail, drawn in red, it has Koru designs on its body. The design in inspired by an airforce roundel.
Description: Pīwakawaka / Fantail in Flight Capture the energy and charm of New Zealand's beloved Pīwakawaka (Fantail) with this vibrant stained glass-inspired artwork. Known for its distinctive fan-shaped tail and playful nature, the Fantail is one of Aotearoa's most recognisable native birds. Featuring intricate stained glass textures, rich natural colours, and native foliage, this design celebrates the beauty and movement of this iconic forest bird. Whether you're a bird lover, nature enthusiast, or proud New Zealander, this artwork makes a striking addition to any collection. Part of the New Zealand Native Birds – Stained Glass Collection. Perfect for: • Bird lovers • Fantail enthusiasts • New Zealand wildlife fans • Nature lovers • Birdwatchers
Pīwakawaka / Fantail in Flight – New Zealand Native Bird Stained Glass Art T-Shirt
by IainDesigns
$16 $24
Description: A love letter to Aotearoa suspended in mid-flight — this meticulously detailed botanical illustration captures the playful spirit of the pīwakawaka dancing among cascading kōwhai blossoms and unfurling koru ferns. Made for the NZ nature lover, the expat with a homesick heart, or anyone who simply appreciates the wild, intricate beauty of the natural world.
Pīwakawaka New Zealand Fantail Botanical Art Print | Native Bird Kowhai Fern Illustration | NZ Wildlife Wall Décor T-Shirt
by Luminari Creations
$16 $24
Description: A vibrant golden fantail goldfish trio design featuring flowing fins, bright orange scales, and elegant aquarium fish movement. Perfect for goldfish lovers, aquarium hobbyists, fish keepers, aquatic pet fans, pond owners, and anyone who enjoys beautiful ornamental fish art with a graceful underwater vibe.
Golden Fantail Goldfish Trio Aquarium Lover Graphic Tee T-Shirt
by Hello Wild Animals
$16 $24
Description: A fun illustration of two New Zealand birds reading a book to learn Te Reo. A design to promote the use of the Maori language in NZ / Aotearoa. The birds in this picture are a fantail and a weka, drawn in brown. In the back ground there is a stack of books on topics like Matariki and the Islands of New Zealand.
Description: The Pretty Pigeon is a fantail pigeon. Fantail pigeons are often used in pigeon racing to attract the pigeons that are racing back to the loft. This image was created in loving memory of my father who raced and bred pigeons his whole life, following in his fathers footsteps.
Description: A vector pattern of New Zealand birds. This colorful bird pattern has Native and endemic bird species. These include yellow head, weka, waxeye, kakariki, blue duck, whio, fantail, tomtit, spoonbill, yellow eye penguin, kingfisher, morepork and kea.
Description: A pattern of New Zealand birds doing science experiments. A funny design for a science teacher or student. The birds include kiwi, takahe, pukeko, fantail, weka, kereru, wood pigeon and rock wren. The birds are reading science books and conducting physics and chemistry experiments.
