$95.00
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$95.00
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!
$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).
$195.00
These porcelain forms have been hand-made by Julie to remind us to reduce single use plastic water bottles. This will thereby enhance the habitats of our native birds such as the Fantail (Piwakawaka).
They are cast in porcelain from a water bottle and are hollow. Each bird has been painted in gold and creates a collectable object. They are available as a pair ($390) or single bottle ($195 each).
Please note the bottle lying flat (1st image) is not available and helps to show the bottle prior to the Fantail.
$140.00
Mandy continues with her favourite medium of upcycled venetian blinds to create this contemporary pair of 'Copper Kina' sculptures. Viewed from above (2nd Image) they reference the symmetry of the Kina (Sea Urchin) shell and as you move to the side view (1st Image) you can see the traditional raranga technique she uses. They look stunning as a pair placed together or equally strong on their own.
Mandy expresses her connection to her ancestors and multiculturalism (Ngapuhi whakapapa and the first European settlers) thru weaving (Raranga).
$530.00
'Rau' is Maori for 'Leaf' and as you stand back from this large sculpture the natural shape comes into view. Each circle is an upcycled venetian blind slat that's removed from its linear life and woven with such rhythm into a stunning artform. It floats on a single line to either rotate in the breeze or hung against a wall to create contrasting shadows.
Mandy expresses her connection to her ancestors and multiculturalism (Ngapuhi whakapapa and the first European settlers) thru weaving (Raranga).
