Glass Mōhua / Yellowhead Wall Sculpture | by Luke Jacomb Studio

These glass birds are carefully handcrafted and made-to-order. 
Please allow up to 6 weeks for these pieces to be prepared for dispatch.

This beautiful Luke Jacomb Studio's cast glass, wall mounted Mōhua is created using the "lost wax casting" technique. Each piece is handcrafted in Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand, by a team of talented craftspeople.
Taking more than 24 hours to complete, every piece is slightly unique, bearing testament to their handmade nature.

With 30 years of experience, Luke Jacomb remains at the forefront of studio glass blowing both in Aotearoa New Zealand and internationally. Inspired by his time training in North America and Europe, and aided by his late father, John Croucher, Jacomb draws inspiration from traditional Venetian and  Danish techniques, masterfully combining them with elements of the South Pacific to craft a uniquely New Zealand perspective in glass.

Launched from a garage in Newton, Auckland (Aotearoa New Zealand) in 2008 by renowned glass artist Luke Jacomb, Luke Jacomb Studio focuses on producing an affordable range of handmade cast and blown glass art and homewares.

A small forest dwelling songbird with a canary yellow head, the Mohua is native to the South Island of Aotearoa and is featured on the New Zealand $100 note. Living in small, isolated populations, this species is currently classified as “At risk – declining”.

Available in more colours. Please contact us for more details.

Made in New Zealand