Round Ostrich and Trees Cut-Out Metal Wall Art 40cm - Black

This round metal wall art sets an ostrich scene in crisp black silhouette, framed within a slim circular border. A tall, bare-branched tree rises on the left, its limbs spreading into a fine lattice across the top of the circle, while leafy trees and shrubs fill the right-hand side. Beneath them a large bird lowers its head to graze in the grass, and a second stands upright with its long neck raised further back among the trees. The design is cut right through the metal, so your wall colour shows in every gap and becomes part of the scene. It measures 40cm across and 1cm deep.

At 40cm across it suits a hallway wall above a console table or bench, a chimney breast, the space above a sofa or a landing that needs a focal point. The black outline works against pale plaster, warm white or soft neutral walls, where the contrast picks out every branch and leaf, and it sits just as happily on a deeper colour if you prefer a quieter look. Its round shape softens a run of square frames and mirrors, and the tree-and-wildlife scene brings a calm, outdoorsy feel to rustic, farmhouse and modern monochrome rooms alike. We like it on its own, given a little space around it, so the silhouette can do the talking.

The piece is made of metal in a black finish, and at only 1cm deep it lies close to the wall rather than standing proud of it. Care is simple: dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth, and wipe it with a slightly damp cloth if needed, drying it straight away. For a finished look, hang it at eye level and keep the furniture beneath it simple, perhaps a wooden bench with a stoneware vase of greenery, letting the natural theme carry through the space.

How big is the ostrich wall art?

It is a round piece measuring 40cm across and 1cm deep. That size reads clearly on a hallway wall or above a sofa without crowding the space.

What is it made of and what colour is it?

It is made of metal in a black finish. The whole scene is cut through as an open silhouette, so your wall colour shows through every gap.

What does the design show?

It shows a woodland scene of trees and grasses within a circular border. An ostrich grazes in the foreground, and a second bird stands tall among the trees behind it.

Which rooms does it suit best?

We think it looks best in a hallway, living room, landing or study. Pale or neutral walls give the strongest contrast with the black silhouette.

How do I look after it?

Dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth. If it needs more, wipe it with a slightly damp cloth and dry it straight away.