Twin Set, Two Halves Make a Whole
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Contemporary | Hei Toki | Koru | Sets
Sibling Set
This a beautiful set that was made for some very good friends of mine. They have a very lucky young boy and girl that will now have this pair of taonga pounamu to wear and connect them.
Pounamu Hoi
I recently carved a unique Pounamu pendant, known as the Pounamu Hoi, inspired by the traditional paddle used in a waka (canoe). The stone itself is remarkable, with a stunning mix of greens and intricate patterns that capture the eye. The Pounamu Hoi represents guidance and direction, much like the paddle that steers a waka…
Bald Eagle Feather – Yukon Jade
This feather is based on the idea of the Native Americans Bald Eagle Feather that is so precious to that culture. There are many aspects to the the shape of a feather that I have come to appreciate through carving this. No part is symmetrical. The jade this is made of is from the Yukon…
Contemporary | Koru | Porohita
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.
Whetu – Star
A small gift I made for someone close to me. Stars are important to her.
Cobble to Taonga
At Campbell Carving, we’re constantly amazed by the natural wonders that come through our doors. Recently, a customer brought in a pounamu cobble they found on the beach. What appeared to be an unassuming stone held a hidden treasure trove of colour inside! This particular pounamu revealed stunning shades of green, ranging from deep emerald…