Shop for tuatara wall art from the world's greatest living artists and iconic brands. Bring the beauty of New Zealand's tuatara home with these stunning wall art pieces. The tuatara is a reptile found only in New Zealand, who are known for their spiny crest and long life span, up to 100 years!

Tuatara are a significant attraction for the Southland Museum’s visitors and they have become iconic for Invercargill. Though it has become closely associated with Southland, the tuatara has become extinct on New Zealand’s North and South Island.

Art Print of the Endemic Tuatara. 'The living dinosaurs' Tuatara are New Zealand's largest reptiles, growing up to half a metre in length. Tuatara are the last of the Sphenodontia reptile family who thrived among the dinosaurs 200 million years ago.

The Southland Museum and Art Gallery Niho o te Taniwha is located in Gala Street, Invercargill, New Zealand. It is Southland 's largest cultural and heritage institution, and contains a wide variety of the region's art, history and natural history collections.

Henry the Tuatara lives at the Southland Museum in Invergargill, South Island, New Zealnd. He is estimated to be 150+ years old and has sired many tuatara that have susequently been released to the wild.

A superb rare vintage illustration of Tuatara. The Tuatara is famous because it is the only survivor of an ancient group of reptiles that roamed the earth at the same time as dinosaurs. It hasn't changed much in over 225 million years!

Tuataras are now found only on about 30 small islands off the coast of New Zealand. The Sphenodon collection at the NHM Vienna is one of the largest collections outside New Zealand. In January...

At Atelier 17, Reddy produced both sculptural and painterly works, traits reflected in the rich textures of Bulging Tuatara, seen here, and Seed Pushing (G2014.4.1) and Many and The One (G1975.571). He often explores themes of nature and spirituality, reducing phenomena to abstract geometric forms that pulse with vitality.

Tuatara are lizard-like reptiles with spines along their neck, back and tail. They are prominent in Māori creation stories, and are sometimes known as the guardians of knowledge. This print is taken from the original watercolour painting and is printed on 310gsm museum quality fine art paper with high quality inks.

Tuataras are New Zealand's endemic reptiles. They look like lizards but they so ancient, they have their own distinct order. For the nerds out there: They belong to the Rhynchocephalia.