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Huia and Chrysanthemum Pattern Design

Chameleons amongst Leucadendron Summer Sun, Orchids, rattlesnake Calatheas and Daffodils. Pattern design created by New Zealand based artist Catherine Marion.

Bellbirds and Iris Pattern

This artwork is a hymn to love representing two Japanese cranes dancing together in spring. The flowers and leaves have been selected to evoke a Japanese garden, from the pink cherry blossom to the Japanese maple tree leaves. The Japanese Crane is a symbol of love and fidelity, which is not surprising since these elegant birds bond for life once they have found a mate. This artwork conveys both at the same time a sense of power & softness, which is in essence very similar to love.

Figs & Strawberries Pattern Design

This pattern features elegant swirls of vines, flowers, and leaves in perfect symmetry. At the center of this design are British birds and roses. It is reminiscent of the Art & Crafts movement with a dash of folklore aesthetic. Catherine’s intention was to design a dense foliage which would appear to move in front of your eyes in a flowing motion.

Christmas gift set packaging collaboration with Antipodes, an award-winning natural beauty and certified organic skincare. Made in New Zealand.

This hummingbird pattern is inspired by a childhood memory. Inspired by summers in Quebec, the artist remembers when she would be excited to observe the tiny hummingbirds gathering nectar from the trumpet-shaped flowers in the garden. There is definitely something quite magical in the sight of a hummingbird as they often seem to appear out of nowhere and will vanish in the blink of an eye.

Bring nature in your pocket with Catherine's CASETiFY collection. These cases are beautiful, protective and also customisable!

The Kokako belongs to the endemic New Zealand wattlebirds, an ancient family of birds. It is now believed to be extinct on the South Island and only a very small population remains on the North Island.

This illustration was inspired by the province of Quebec in Canada where I am from. The blue jay is a stunning bird you can often spot in this region. You will also find various flowers from this part of North America including the fleur-de-lys which appears on the Quebec flag.

This intricate pattern with a folk art feel is inspired by a late spring afternoon in New Zealand. In this piece, a group of Fantails is chirping happily and dancing around amongst the foliage of a humble Kowhai tree during the last daylight hours.

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