Native
Leaf and Flower
Dip
Bowls
10cm
3 in a box
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Pohutukawa
The Pohutukawa is New Zealand’s Christmas tree.
This native tree grows mainly on the coastline and produces vibrant red flowers.
It is famous for its strong colour and for growing on rocky cliffs. It has an important place in the country’s culture for both the Pakeha and the Maori.
It is worshipped for its spirituality, strength and beauty.
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Pohutukawa
Beaker
TCBP
Boxed |
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Pohutukawa
The Pohutukawa is New Zealand’s Christmas tree.
This native tree grows mainly on the coastline and produces vibrant red flowers.
It is famous for its strong colour and for growing on rocky cliffs. It has an important place in the country’s culture for both the Pakeha and the Maori.
It is worshipped for its spirituality, strength and beauty.
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Pohutukawa
Jug
32cm |
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Pohutukawa
The Pohutukawa is New Zealand’s Christmas tree.
This native tree grows mainly on the coastline and produces vibrant red flowers.
It is famous for its strong colour and for growing on rocky cliffs. It has an important place in the country’s culture for both the Pakeha and the Maori.
It is worshippedfor its spirituality, strength and beauty.
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Tri-plate
19cm
TSPO
Boxed
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Pohutukawa
The Pohutukawa is New Zealand’s Christmas tree.
This native tree grows mainly on the coastline and produces vibrant red flowers.
It is famous for its strong colour and for growing on rocky cliffs. It has an important place in the country’s culture for both the Pakeha and the Maori.
It is worshippedfor its spirituality, strength and beauty.
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Pohutukawa
Silhouette Dish
20 x 13 x 4cm
WSPO
Boxed |
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Pohutukawa
The Pohutukawa is New Zealand’s Christmas tree.
This native tree grows mainly on the coastline and produces vibrant red flowers.
It is famous for its strong colour and for growing on rocky cliffs. It has an important place in the country’s culture for both the Pakeha and the Maori.
It is worshippedfor its spirituality, strength and beauty.
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Fantail
14 x 10cm
Boxed |
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Fantail
The New Zealand Tiwakawaka or Piwakawaka are two of the many names given the fantail in Maori which all express its dancing nature.
It is well known for its friendly, cheerful dance, flitting close about you as you walk through the native bush. Its bright eyes and erratic flicking tail make him hard to forget as he seems to guide you along with his company.
The bird, inspired by the native fantail (Piwakawaka) of New Zealand captures the flitting friendly nature of the cheeky fantail. Measures 140 mm x 110mm x 85mm.
The bird, freestands or hangs and can be grouped on a table or wall (cascading).
Please note that any colour can be applied to any shape.
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Kawakawa
small
12cm
WPPHLM
Boxed |
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Kawakawa Leaf
is a small evergreen shrub-like tree with large shiny heart-shaped leaves.
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Kawakawa
large
18cm
WPPHLL
Boxed |
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Kawakawa Leaf
is a small evergreen shrub-like tree with large shiny heart-shaped leaves.
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Square
Koru
18 x 18 x 6cm
WPSK
Boxed |
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Koru
The koru is a spiral shape based on the shape of a new unfurling silver fern frond and symbolizing new life, growth, strength and peace.
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Native Flower
Quarters
Clematis - WPQC
Pohutukawa - WPQP
Kowhai - WPQK
Manuka - WPQT
Boxed in
set of 4
or
individually |
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Kowhai.
The flower from the kowhai is considered by many to be New Zealand's national flower.
They aren’t actually flowers as such but little dry fruits. These flowers are usually red but can also be found in several other colours such as yellow.
Kowhai are not edible although during traditional times, the Maori used the bark from the kowhai tree as medicine.
They would heat the skin in a bowl with hot stones.
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Pipi Dip
Bowl
14 x 7cm
BDSP |
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Pipi Dip Bowls
The Pipi dip bowl is an inspiration from the life of the sea that surrounds the islands of New Zealand.
The stepping form also strongly suggests the pacific or the ripples of the boiling mud of the Rotorua hot pools. Measures 140 mm x 170 mm.
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Ribbonwood
Flowers
3 sizes
28cm,
18cm,12cm
Boxed |
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Ribbonwood
(Hoheria lyalli)
These small flowers (about 1 cm in nature) form clusters in large numbers. The trees occur on mountain slopes in the South Island.
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