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Zebra

Zebra

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Museum quality marine artwork inspired by South Africa's coastline.

• Printed using archival Giclée fine art papers

• Professionally framed in South Africa

• Free nationwide shipping

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About the Artwork

Each PESCADO artwork begins as an original digital fine art illustration, created from extensive reference material and inspired by the rich diversity of South Africa's marine life.

Combining scientific accuracy with a refined artistic approach, every species is carefully illustrated to capture its distinctive form, character, and presence. The result is a collection of museum-inspired artworks designed to celebrate the coastline, its fisheries, and the species that define them.

Each illustration is reproduced as a high-quality fine art print and is available in a range of editions, sizes, and framing options to suit different spaces and interiors.

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Production & Fulfilment


Printed in Cape Town by ORMS Print Room & Framing. Printed to order and production time varies by material. Learn more about materials and delivery time.

Shipping and Delivery

Free shipping is included on all orders within South Africa.

Each PESCADO piece is produced specifically for your order and carefully prepared before dispatch. Production times vary depending on the edition and framing option selected.

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Made to Order

Each PESCADO piece is produced specifically for your order and is not held as stock.

As a result, returns and refunds are not available for changes of mind, personal preference, or size selection once production has commenced.

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Zebra / Wildeperd

Diplodus hottentotus

Pattern and movement.

Moves in small groups along shallow reef, constantly shifting position.

A laterally compressed body with bold vertical banding and a firm tail.

About the Species

The Zebra (Diplodus hottentotus), also known in South Africa as the Wildeperd, is one of the country's most distinctive coastal fish. Instantly recognised by the five bold black bands crossing its silver-gold body, it inhabits rocky shores, reefs and coastal waters from the surf zone to depths of around 60 metres. Adults feed primarily on seaweeds, small crabs and marine worms, while juveniles favour crustaceans and insect larvae before gradually shifting to a more plant-based diet as they mature.

A familiar sight along South Africa's coastline, the Zebra is admired for its striking markings, graceful form and unique adaptation to life among rocky reefs. Its unmistakable pattern has made it a favourite among anglers, divers and marine enthusiasts alike. This artwork celebrates one of South Africa's most recognisable inshore species, capturing the bold simplicity and natural elegance that make the Zebra a timeless addition to the PESCADO Collection.

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