Carved Waka (canoe) - by Wood Masters kiwi your eyes tell you that

your eyes tell you that there is a lot of detail in the painting

Refers to the bond between peoples of cultures rather than individuals

5cm from top of carving to edge of the pounamu blade

2cm at the widest points

Hand carved Taiaha with feathers by Alex Sands

Carved Waka (canoe) - by Wood Masters kiwi your eyes tell you thatWaka (canoe) Iti (small) Carved in New Zealand from Tulipwood Carved prow and stern depicting Tangaroa (God of the Sea) on the prow and Tawhirimatea (God of the Wind and Storms) on the inner curve of the stern overseeing the safety of the paddlers. A Manaia (guardian) features on the stern and along the sides of the waka. 60cm x 26cm x 7cm About Waka: Waka range in size. Waka holding up to 100 people were observed by James Cook during his voyages in