Kiwi Koru
I can see a kiwi and a koru in this one, the kiwi was unintentional yet cool.
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Hāro – To Soar
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Whanaungatanga
This is a sculpture I made for a friend of mine to give to her midwife as a sign of gratitude and appreciation for her going above and beyond in helping with the birth of their first child. This is the first koru I have made and the combination of stone on wood was new…
Arohanui – Much Love
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Moana – Ocean
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