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Interconnection Double Koru

This piece was made for a special couple to commemorate their wedding.

The double koru is a symbol of coming together to make one of two, it is unity, it is kotahitanga. This piece on pounamu is from South Westland in Aotearoa, and has been set in a piece of Rimu.

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