Harakeke I (Where's Wally?) | Original Painting tūī

Harakeke I (Where's Wally?) | Original Painting tūīHarakeke I (Wheres Wally?) is a vibrant original painting from Kirsty Nixons Flora & Fauna collection, offering a meditative study of one of Aotearoas most iconic native plants. Sculptural blades of Harakeke (New Zealand flax) arc across the canvas in layered greens, their smooth forms catching light and shadow in rhythm. Between the leaves, glimpses of blue sky and fresh grass suggest a perfect summers day. Look closer, and youll spot a quiet

Image - 510mm x 363mm

Known for their iridescent plumage

Framed by the rich green leaves and golden berries of the Karaka

1 by Kirsty Nixon captures a solitary Tūī nestled among native flora

and Nīkau—the subtle ocean horizon peeks through occasional breaks in the foliage

Printed on premium matte stock and left blank inside

Head Over Heels is more than a decorative piece – it’s a statement of joy

Home Grown captures the familiar beauty of New Zealand’s landscape with grace and quiet strength—a grounding piece that brings the outdoors in and invites you to pause

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poised in a fleeting moment before flight

Kirsty Nixon's original painting Eye On The Prize is available at The Poi Room

or moments that simply call for beauty