Inanga Kuru Wai – Pale Green

This is carved from a pale creamy piece of inanga jade.

Here is the piece that I started with…

This piece represents the flow of water.  It has ups and downs like waves.  Water takes the path of least resistance and this piece is about going with the flow.

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