$95.00
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These Corten Steel swivel art hangings are a fantastic addition to any garden or hung on your deck. They are made in NZ from corten steel and will rust up beautifully when hung outdoors. There are 8 contemporary designs to choose from.
If you are finding it hard to choose just one then how about a 'Set of 3' for $270. At the checkout tick the 'Set of 3' box and in the notes list which designs you would like. Easy!
$595.00
Deborah seeks to transport us to the lushness of her garden and the native bush that is right on the doorstep of her studio. Abstract art lets you as the viewer go on your own journey and enjoy what you see.
$1,950.00
An original nautical chart of the 'Approaches to Auckland' (3rd image) doesn't come by very often so Justine has brought this one back to life. Using her artist skills she has added gannets (4th image), a life boat with oars (2nd image), a feather, multiple ropes, snapper, the Endeavour and of course Captain Cook. The chart shows Kawau Island at the top and reaches down to South East Auckland and across to Whangapoua Beach in the Coromandel Peninsula.
This is a stunning artwork that will draw you in for a closer look especially to a beach or bay that holds fond memories. It is framed ready to be hung in your home, office or bach.
$320.00
This on-going series titled "Handle with care" draws attention to our native New Zealand bird species. Delicate layers and detailing within each painting serve to enhance their precious nature and each is encircled with recycled barbed wire, requiring that the artworks themselves are handled with care. The national status of the birds are endemic for the Fantail and Tui while the Karearea is recovering its numbers.
$180.00
'Ika' is Maori for 'Fish' and as you stand back from these sculptures each circle will move in the light to shimmer and shine like the scales on a fish. Mandy has used upcycled venetian blind slats and woven them with such rhythm into a stunning artform. They are created to float and rotate in the breeze or hang against a wall to create contrasting shadows (3rd Image).
Mandy expresses her connection to her ancestors and multiculturalism (Ngapuhi whakapapa and the first European settlers) thru weaving (Raranga).
