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Why not buy one of these Maori Carvings? They are suitable for anniversaries, birthdays, weddings, corporate gifts and many other occasions. Click the 'gift wrapping' button and we will gift wrap one of these maori carvings for you with a neat gift card and send it directly to the recipient. The maori carvings on this page would be our most sought after and have proved the most popular here in store. All displayed prices exclude GST and are therefore TAX FREE for Overseas Destinations. Orders within New Zealand will have GST added at the shopping cart.
Mike Carlton is of Ngati Whakaue descent. These artworks are a contemporary representation of Te Matau a Maui. Crafted from New Zealand Kauri and embellished with paua shell. Each of the three below maori carvings is in a thick wooden frame with a glass front making it look spectacular. We go to extra lengths to ensure it arrives safely and is not broken while being delivered anywhere in the world.
| Manaia in Picture Frame $106.00 (NZD) 17cm x 22cm 490gms |
Tiki in Picture Frame |
Te Matau a Maui in Picture
Frame $106.00 (NZD) 17cm x 22cm 490gms |
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| Manaia on Stand $125.00 (NZD) (25.5cm high 400gms) |
Large Manaia on Stand $240.00 (NZD) (41cmm high 1.2kg) |
Fish Hook on Stand $51.00 (NZD) (22cm high .2kg) |
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| Fish Hook 1 $79.00 (NZD) (36cm high 280g) wall mountable |
Fish Hook 2 $70.00 (NZD) (36cm 280g) wall mountable |
Spiral on a stand (stained) $67.90 (NZD) (12cm high 100g) |
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| Spiral on a stand $64.90 (NZD) (12cm high 100g) |
Fish Hook on Stand 2 $84.00 (NZD) (21cm high 140g) |
Fish Hook on Stand 3 $180.00 (NZD) (31cm high 440g) |
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| Hook with Manaia Wall Hanging $66.00 (NZD) (24cm high 100gms) |
Maori Carvings
Bowl 1 $84.50 (NZD) 27.5cm 300g |
Maori Carvings
Bowl 2 $85.00 (NZD) 31cm 380g |
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Wakahuia
$147.50
ea (NZD)
21cm long 410gms
Wakahuia—from the words “waka” meaning container
or vessel and “huia” - huia bird (heteralocha acutirostris which
is now extinct).
Huia feathers were traditionally worn by Maoris of high rank and were symbols
of their status and authority. The feathers were considered “tapu” or sacred
because of contact with the head of such individuals. Elaborate wooden boxes
were hand-carved to hold and protect the feathers. These maori carvings and their contents
were often given names and were handed down through families.
Maori Carvings New Zealand
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