Moorcroft Proud as a Peacock Plaque Collectalbe North America's largest bird of

North America's largest bird of prey

The design inspiration comes from the dramatic angles found on cathedral spires

colour is still limited in the garden with snowdrops being the first flowers to start the new floral year that lies ahead of us

stiff tail and with two toes facing forwards and two backwards to give a better grip on rounded fruit

inner ears and pom pom tail come in contrasting cream and white

Moorcroft Proud as a Peacock Plaque Collectalbe North America's largest bird ofH 19. 00 x W 19. 00 x D 1. 50 cm Designed by Rachel Bishop Numbered Edition Loved by pollinators, memorable pink purple and rouge gold hues adorn the blooms of these sweet peas. Like delicate, almost translucent insect wings, they flutter and curl, amid swirls of foliage. The Peacock butterflys spectacular pattern of eyespots startling violet blue against the rusty reds dazzle momentarily before the fusion of marmalade, pink and violet of sweet peas