Pied Cormorant Feather Earrings | Recycled Ice Cream Container Lids

Introducing our statement black and white layered feather earrings, inspired by the New Zealand Pied Cormorant! These earrings are laser-cut from recycled ice cream container lids, diverted from landfill and transformed into a beautiful and unique accessory.

Pied Cormorants, also known as shags, are an important species in New Zealand's marine ecosystem - they are found throughout the country and are important indicators of the health of ecosystems. They are sensitive to changes in the environment and can serve as an early warning system for problems such as pollution or overfishing.

There are six species of shags in New Zealand, these earrings pay tribute to its distinctive black and white plumage of the Pied Cormorant. 

By wearing these recycled plastic earrings, you can show your love for this incredible bird and the vital role it plays in our marine ecosystem. Plus, you can feel good knowing that you're wearing a sustainable accessory that helps to reduce waste and protect the planet.

Dimensions: large feather 8cm x 1.5cm at widest point.

Hooks: Hypoallergenic (silver in colour), clip on option available (silver in colour, comment at checkout if you would like clip on). 

Made in Christchurch, NZ by Remix Plastic. Find out more about how and why they are made here. We always ship plastic free. 

Each feather is unique with its own colours (and blemishes) - they are fully functioning and we celebrate their uniqueness, as we hope you do! Please get in touch if you are not satisfied with your purchase and we will do what we can to resolve any issues in a timely manner.