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  • Kauri Goddess of Fire Wall Art

    This wall art piece represents Mahuika, the Maori goddess of fire

    What does Mahuika represent?

    Mahuika is a Māori fire deity. Generally, Mahuika is female and the wife of the god Auahitūroa.

    Made from New Zealand’s ancient kauri, a wood that has lain under the ground for many thousands of years.

    Stands at about 1.5 m tall or 60″ tall and 2″ thick or 150cm tall and 50mm thick

    The face is French polished and the texture is from the original chainsaw cut from when it was milled. The ridges from the chainsaw have been sanded and polished

  • Kauri Koru Leaves Wall Art

    Once again a play with the koru theme and leaves all representing new life. 

    Made from ancient kauri measuring about 48″ x 26″ high or 120cm x 650cm tall

    French polished surfaces with natural texture from the chainsaw from when it was milled.

    Has a totally wild and natural outside edge

  • Kauri Koru Wall Art

    Made from ancient kauri with a maori design of the koru representing new beginings, once again this has been french polished.

    Measures 40″ x 24″ or 10cm x 60cm

    What does the koru represent?

    The Koru is a symbol that represents both harmony and eternal movement. It also holds powerful meaning symbolizing new life, growth, strength, and peace. The Koru’s circular and spiral shape is based on the structure of the unfurling native New Zealand silver fern frond.

  • Kauri Moon on a Cloudy Night Wall Art

    Made from ancient kauri carved into a disc, when I first saw this as a slab of wood I could see the clouds in the grain patterns. 

    From there I carved the moon into a negative space. 

    This piece is about 40″ x 40″ or 100cm x 100cm

  • Kauri Waiheke Island Map Wall Art

    This is a totally natural piece made from the ancient Kauri root system.

    It’s as close to the map of Waiheke Island as I can find. 

    It has been sanded and french polished. 

    A great conversation piece. 

    Measures about 40″ x 24″ or 100cm x 60cm

  • Matariki Cornucopia Wall Art

    Made from ancient kauri, this is a wall sculpture featuring the Maori new year when the star system, “the pleadies” arrives in the morning sky during the winter.

    What does the Matariki star represent?

    Matariki is connected to health and well-being and is often viewed as a sign of good fortune or health to come in the following year. If the cluster and the Matariki star are bright and high in the sky, it is a signal of well-being, peace, and good luck for observers.

    measures about 40″ x 40″ or 100cm x 100cm

    This piece has a beautiful grain structure, the koru represents the new beginnings for a new year. The basic shape is of a cornucopia or horn of plenty and the spiral arms represent each of the 7 stars in Pleiades star system.

    What does cornucopia mean?

    Cornucopia Definition & Meaning – Merriam-Webster

    1. : a curved, hollow goat’s horn or similarly shaped receptacle (such as a horn-shaped basket) that is overflowing especially with fruit and vegetables (such as gourds, ears of corn, apples, and grapes) and that is used as a decorative motif emblematic of abundance. called also Horn of plenty.
  • Wall Art Yoni Koro

    This piece is all about new life and birth. made from an ancient kauri slab with the birth canal and koru, being “new life arriving into the world”.

    Stands 60″ x 22″ wide or 150cm x 550mm wide. The material this is made from is 32,000 years old, one of the first slabs I worked with almost 40 years ago.