Galah Wooden Earrings

A mismatched pair of Galahs perched on native Silver Gum, one with its crest proudly raised and one with it relaxed. Galahs are also known as Rose-breasted Cockatoos, Pink and Grey Cockatoos, or Gilaa, the Aboriginal word the name “galah” comes from.

Fun fact: You can tell male and female Galahs apart by their eyes. Males have dark brown eyes, while females have pinkish-red ones.

We wanted to do something a little different with our cockatoo earrings, creating mismatched pairs that complement each other. Cockatoos form strong, long-lasting pair bonds and are rarely seen alone, which inspired the whole collection. For our Galahs, we’ve celebrated that famously expressive crest.

Designed and hand assembled in our home studio, these wooden bird earrings are printed on and laser cut from 4mm cherry-veneered MDF, making them super lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear. The front features the full-colour design, with a natural wood finish on the back. Because they’re made from real wood veneer, the grain, colour and texture vary slightly, so every pair is one of a kind.

Love galahs? Complete the set with our Galahs Hard Enamel Pin, Socks and Pencil Case.