Te Anau - small Sculpture Following on from the hugely

Following on from the hugely popular Kuwi's First Egg

Please note: The frame shown is made in a virtual setting to give an example as close as possible to the framing available

the hibiscus flower to represent our proximity to the pacific ocean and islands and the Māori bowl as a recognition of New Zealand’s history with the indigenous Māori people

Aroha and her friends experience our amazing world and this picture book explores how it can benefit our well being

Louise’s designs express memories of a childhood spent exploring the native forest and rugged seaside

Te Anau - small Sculpture Following on from the hugelyFrom Ngai Tahu and Ngati Kahungunu descent, Nic understands the importance of land and its connection to the people which continues to inspire her woodcut prints. Created by using an adaption of a Japanese hand carved woodcut technique. Edition of 75 Signed by the artist Image size: 140mm x 250mm Paper size: Apx 210mm x 300mm White frame: 280mm x 365mm Note: Each print is individually printed and may have slight variants in colour to the image shown.