Piopiotahi

White-fronted terns glide gracefully past a cascading waterfall in Milford Sound. According to Māori legend, after Māui died attempting to win immortality for mankind, a single piopio bird flew into the fiord in mourning. Thus the name: Piopiotahi, the name in te reo Māori for Milford Sound. 

About this print:
Gicleé inks printed on  Hahnemühle Torchon, a 0.50mm thick, 100% alpha-cellulose archival paper manufactured in Dassel, Germany. Acid & lignin free. A unique watercolor texture lends to a three-dimensional effect and excellent sense of depth.

Signed & Numbered, Limited Edition of 100. 

Note:
A 0.8-inch, white border runs along the perimeter of the image. Does not come framed. Please allow print to gently flatten out over a few days upon arrival before framing or hanging.