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This is a large Elm urn, measuring 23″ x 16″ or 575mm x 400mm.
This stunning piece is all about the Earth’s energies, the ebb and flow of water, air, magnetism, the life force that flows thru everything.
The interconnecting of life forces flowing thru our planet and us. It is carved with Maori motifs true to their tradition
This is made from an ancient kauri branch that has been under the ground for 32,000 years.
Measures 22″ x 10″ or 550mm x 250mm is a tall, hollow urn with ribbed sides finished with a French polish
Made from an ancient kauri root, 32,000 yrs old, a hollow vessel with natural, wild edges.
Measures 17″ tall x 10″ wide. or 450mm tall x 250mm wide and has a French polish finish.
This is a truly unique piece as it has the outside on the inside.
I have not been able to create this style again as it depends on the type of material I have in stock.
Each piece is different and so they are ” one of ” pieces.
Anyway, this is made from ancient kauri root 32,000 years old and has been finished with a French polish
measures 12.5″ tall x 9.5″ wide or 312mm tall x 230mm wide
I like to bring as much of the natural essence of the tree into my work and this is a classic example of that.
This large urn has been made from ancient kauri, hollow with 2 koru’s one on each side of the main focal point.
The koru is the symbol of new beginnings, the start of new life, seasons, etc.
Finished with a French polish and bronze vertigris on the wild, natural edge.
This is a pohutakawa, natural edged hollow form with some bird-eye burr.
Measures 12″wide x 8.5″ tall or 300mm wide x 212mm tall
Has been French polished.
Made from southland beech, this is a large hollow form measuring 13″ tall and 13″ wide or 325mm tall x 325mm wide.
The story behind this piece is that it cracked and so I set about to repair it again. So, I stitched it up with linen thread. It’s like we all get damaged throughout our lives and in order to remain whole we stitch ourselves back together again.
Above all adversities, we carry on.
Sometimes that leaves scars. That’s what this piece is all about
Finished with French polish.
