Kauri Root Vessel
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.
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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 ovoid is made from ancient kauri and has had a “shou sugi ban” process worked on it.
This is the process of burning the art piece, sanding, and then polishing to bring out a coffee coloured look, it has natural voids.
This is one of the first pieces that people gravitate to when visiting the studio.
Measurements are 12″ x 7 ” or 300mm dia x 175mm high
Ancient kauri sphere rotates on a bearing, this piece is hollow and could be used as a cremation urn.
Large, round French polished piece measuring 14″ x 14′ diameter or 350mm x 350mm.
The wood grain is from the trunk of the tree.
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.
Made for ancient kauri and stands at 28″ x 9′ wide or 640mm x 225mm wide.
Features natural areas with French polished surfaces.
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 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
The Koru Sculpture Mother and Child is a tender and symbolic representation of the enduring bond between a mother and her child, crafted with care and precision. Standing at 10″ in height, this sculpture features the iconic Koru design, symbolizing growth, new beginnings, and harmony in Maori culture.
The intertwined figures of the mother and child, expertly shaped from sustainably sourced material, capture the essence of maternal love and protection. The warm tones and unique grain patterns inherent in the material enhance the emotional depth of the sculpture. Rooted in cultural symbolism, this Koru Sculpture is a touching and visually striking tribute to the beauty of motherhood.
The Koru Stone Carved Sculpture is a mesmerizing exploration of form and fluidity, meticulously crafted from natural stone. Standing at 9″ in height, this sculpture features an intricate design that showcases the artist’s mastery of carving techniques.
The smooth and polished surface of the stone adds a tactile dimension to the artwork, inviting viewers to trace the contours of the heart and spirals. The symbolism of the spiral and heart is often associated with growth, evolution, and the cyclical nature of life and love, adds depth and meaning to the piece. Rooted in both artistic expression and natural symbolism, this sculpture serves as a visually captivating and thought-provoking addition to any space.
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