Description
This bold, A4 sized kiwiana themed wall frieze is just what you need to brighten up any junior room!
THREE DIFFERENT FRIEZES INCLUDED – READ ON TO FIND OUT MORE!
New Zealand Alphabet frieze:
- Includes all letters A-Z
- ALSO includes the 2 digraphs found in the Māori alphabet (‘Wh’ & ‘Ng’) which makes it a complete ‘NZ’ alphabet
- Rainbow-bright & consecutively coloured with a Kiwiana theme. Features the following images & words:
- A = Apple & ant
- B = BBQ & Basketball
- C = Caravan & camping
- D = Dragonfly & dolphin (native)
- E – Egg & eel (native)
- F = Fish’n’chips & feijoas
- G = Gumboots
- H = Hat & huia feather
- I = Ice cream & insects (hokey-pokey & native insects)
- J = Jandals
- K = Kiwi & kiwifruit
- L = Lizard (native)
- M = Marama Moon
- N = North Island, NZ
- Ng = Ngata (native slugs & snails)
- O = Orange octopus (native)
- P = Pohutukawa, paua & pav
- Q = Quad bike & quail
- R = Te Ra & Rugby
- S = Silver fern
- T = Taniwha & tiki
- U = Umbrella
- V = Volcano
- W = Waka & water
- Wh = Wharenui
- X = X ray & wax-eye
- Y = Yellow (features kowhai, Mohua/Yellowhead & Hoiho/Yellow-eyed penguin)
- Z = Zoo
Maōri Alphabet frieze:
- Includes all the letters of the Māori alphabet (A, E, H, I, K, M, N, Ng, O, P, R, T, U, W, Wh)
- Red background with bright, bold images & Māori only wording. Images & words include:
- A = Awa (river)
- E = E tū/E noho (stand up/sit down)
- H = Harakeke (flax)
- I = Ipu (cup/container)
- K = Kete & Kiwi Kahu (bag & kiwi feather cloak)
- M = Maunga & Māui (mountain & Māui!)
- N = Nīkau (native palm tree)
- Ng = Ngata (native snails & slugs)
- O = One & onepū (sand & beach)
- P = Piupiu, poi & pounamu (flax skirt, poi & greenstone)
- R = Te Ra (the sun)
- T = Taniwha & tiki (mythical creature & greenstone image of a human figure)
- U = Uenuku (personification of rainbows)
- W = Waka & wai (canoe & water)
- Wh = Wharenui (Māori meeting house)
Standard Alphabet
- Simply letters A-Z!
- Exactly the same as the NZ Alphabet above with the omission of the Māori digraphs ‘Wh’ & ‘Ng’.
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