Ahi Kaa

This work reflects the separation of Rangi and Papatūānuku.

The upper beam represents the sky, while the lower beam represents the earth.

The black diamond represents Te Pō , the realm of potential.

The central gold element represents Te Ahi Kā — the living spark of imagination, creativity, knowledge, and skill.

The central beam represents Te Ao Mārama , the world of light, where life and the natural world flourish.

Size: 1700 mm (length)
Materials: Rimu timber, Acrylic, Wood Laminate