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Tōtōpū Local Artists Width: 68 cm

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Description

Width: 68 cm

Width: 69 cm

These small earrings have been created using pounamu collected from Tākaka (Golden Bay)

Mārie refers to a state of 'peace' or 'tranquility' - much like the Taylor River which moves at a peaceful pace

Tohe means 'to persist' and it was through the work of creating the muka kiwai (handles) that the artist felt that persistence paid off

Tōtōpū Local Artists Width: 68 cmThis framed tauira is created using harakeke (flax) harvested from Omaka in Blenheim. The harakeke has been boiled to preserve it and was saved from the off cuts of a kete. Ttp refers to the robust or sturdy nature of this fibre. Although each whenu is so small, when woven together it is so strong. Frame size: Height: 38 cm Width: 30 cm

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