Superb Fairy-wren Bookmark
This blue wren bookmark features the artwork of Nathan Ferlazzo, and was designed in partnership with BirdLife Australia, supporting their work in the field to protect Australia's fauna.
5% of profits from the sale of this item is donated by Marini Ferlazzo to BirdLife Australia.
Origin: Made in Australia
Materials: 100% recycled 300gsm card
Dimensions: H 18cm x W 5cm
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Marini Ferlazzo is a family business based in Melbourne, Australia, that works alongside not-for-profit organisations to support wildlife conservation around the world. Artist Nathan Ferlazzo's intricate pen and ink illustrations are intended to highlight both the beauty of the world's wildlife while educating and inspiring viewers to take action to help protect threatened species.
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