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BIT OF KIWI ART WITH FLAREThis original pop art work was created by me using digital graphic design.

Wahaika, which means “Mouth of the Fish," was mostly made from wood or whalebone. The weapons were used in battle, of course, but also used in speeches and ceremony to accentuate the delivery of a particular point.MaterialsPuriri Rakau, Muka fibre taura.

Celebrating Matariki this coming June 2025 I created this beautiful Wahine, Ururangi. She is the 7th cluster of the stars. Often described as the youngest and most silent of the stars. Known for her quiet strength and connection to the wind. Created by me using digital graphic design.

This is a self portrait created by me using digital graphic design.Titled 'I WEAR MY MOKO KAUAE ON THE INSIDE'Limited EditionAlthough I dont physically have a moko kauae, I Know within myself I am worthy of this staunch mark. The moko kauae is such a strong statement that is adorned by many maori wo...

BIT OF KIWI ART WITH FLAREThis original pop art work was created by me using digital graphic design.

BIT OF KIWI ART WITH FLAREThis original pop art work of wahine 'Whakaaro Nui' (wise),was created by me using digital graphic design, not created by AI.

BIT OF KIWI ART WITH FLAREThis original pop art work was created by me using digital graphic design.

BIT OF KIWI ART WITH FLAREThis original pop art work was created by me using digital graphic design.

“I Never Ceded" - And neither will my mokopuna, nor will their mokopuna thereafter, for we are Māori and we are the descendants of many chiefs.This protest piece emerges from the ongoing debate surrounding Māori sovereignty. Much like Josh’s “Speak Te Reo Māori" piece, this artwork serves a...

Named "Summer" this piece is inspired by dry summer fields, grass ready for haymaking, sunflowers and sunshine!- Wallhanging woven in takitahi in natural and yellow.- Can be hung using pins at either end. Pins should be placed between whenu and not through them.

In-store ONLY.Ready to install custom box-framed tukutuku panel. Celebrating life long learning with the tohu visual pattern of Poutama with dressed Taiaha finished in Pingao Awe.Size650mmH x 335mmWMaterialsRedwood boxframe, Taiaha with Pingao rakei, Sage synthetic Silk Thread, Pinus Radiata halfrou...

In-store ONLY Ready to install custom box-framed tukutuku panel. Celebrating life long learning with the tohu visual pattern of Poutama held within the bounds of tumatakahuki lattice stitch. Protection of these spaces are acknowledged in the pare and Taiaha head carved designs runga ake. Size H 870m...

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Woven in 7mm whenu with short handlesThe opportunity to learn raranga came in 2021 - at a time when I was starting to think about a major change in my life. I saw it as a tohu and so the learning began and the changes came.I weave to heal, to connect to Te Ao Māori, to bring matauranga that has bee...

Woven in 7mm whenu with short handlesThe opportunity to learn raranga came in 2021 - at a time when I was starting to think about a major change in my life. I saw it as a tohu and so the learning began and the changes came.I weave to heal, to connect to Te Ao Māori, to bring matauranga that has bee...

Translation – with deepest sympathy- Dimensions: A6 – 105 x 148 mm- Printed double sided & full colour- Vibrant envelope included- Easy to read translation on reverse.

Kea Series - Kea ToruRangatire (Majestic)This beautiful piece is created by Hori Wihongi.

Woven to represent the opportunity and fun that comes from foundations of hard work. - Kete Whakairo woven in takitahi and takirua with whakapuareare added. Whenu are natural, olive green and dark blue.- Sits on its base. May become misshapen if hung for a long period of time.

Woven to represent the communication that is still possible even when separated from a loved one that you cant reach. The whenu have been left natural to highlight their beautiful splashes of red. - Kete Whakairo woven in takitahi, takitoru and waahi rua. Whenu are natural.- Sits on it's base or can...

Woven specifically for this venture, this kete represents the beginning of a new journey that is imbued with aroha, strength and honesty. - Kete whakairo woven in takirua and kowhiti whakapae. The whenu are natural and red.- Sits on its base or can be hung.

Matariki" is a shortened name derived from the kiwaha (phrase) “Nga mata o te ariki Tāwhirimātea - The eyes of the God Tāwhirimātea".For this piece, I wanted to reflect more on Tāwhirimātea as a visual representation of the origin story of Matariki. In Māori mythology and creation story, wh...

The guiding hands of the star Matariki. Acrylic mixed media on canvas.She is the whaea (mother) star of the constellation and a shining guide to her eight children whom she is surrounded by. Matariki represents reflection, hope, and connection to the whenua (land), its environment, health/well-being...