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Sold - But it's still available as a limited edition print. Two Tui on a flowering native New Zealand harakeke flax. Original acrylic painting on cotton canvas byShaun Ryan. 1000mm x 1000mm Painted on a hand stretched cotton canvas using high quality acrylics, signed and dated. The wooden stretcher frame is about 40mm deep. Your painting will arrive varnished and ready to hang on your wall.

A hand drawn illustration of the beautiful Tui. In Mori culture the Tui has powerful significance. They act as messengers to the gods in the heavens. Because of their personality, the Tui are associated with life fulfillment, confidence, and spiritual harmony. The Tui's song is a beautiful sound that is recognisable in seconds.

TwoTui on Harakeke Flax is anoriginal painting by New Zealand artist Shaun Ryan High quality limited edition fine art print using archival inks. The print is hand-signed at the base with the edition number and title. Available in multiple sizes. The size listedis the size of the image,with an additi...

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. The key tenant in our rejuvenating night cream is the Harakeke seed (flaxseed). Harakeke seeds are rich in Omega's 3 and 6 which make it super nourishing for the skin. Omega 3 in particular plays a crucial role in cell rejuvenation and restoration. All the ingredients in our are 100% natural and help repair skin cells while you sleep.

Tui are native birds to New Zealand. They have blue, green, bronze iridescent sheen and distinctive white throat tufts (poi). Tui make a complex variety of songs and calls, much like parrots. They can imitate human speech and were trained by Maori to replicate complex speech. You can choose the Tui ...

This shoulder pake is comprised of hundreds of harakeke leaf strips, called hukahuka, and has a woven foundation. Pake is a taonga that can be passed down through generation to generation and can be worn or hung as a wall art display. All of our weaving pieces aim to perpetuate, promote and preserve...

Tui are native birds to New Zealand. They have blue, green, bronze iridescent sheen and distinctive white throat tufts (poi). Tui make a complex variety of songs and calls, much like parrots. They can imitate human speech and were trained by Maori to replicate complex speech. Details Metal: Sterling silver Measurement:Frame 18 mm x 23 mm Finish: Polished

Two Tui in October is anoriginal painting by New Zealand artist Shaun Ryan and features native Tui and Harakeke flax. High quality limited edition fine art print using archival inks. The print is hand-signed at the base with the edition number and title. Available in multiple sizes. The size listedi...

Harakeke Flower Black On White The harakeke, or flax as the first European Settlers called it, is the name given to the native New Zealand Lily by Maori. It is a symbol of family as the outer leaves represent the extended family members who must protect the inner shoots or children. Technical inform...

White Tui On Blue 7cm Bowl The Tui is unique to New Zealand. Maori have a proverb to describe a great orator or singer, Me he korokoro tui he has the throat of a tui. They live in native forests, bush reserves and bush remnants throughout New Zealand. Technical information: Made from white porcelain...

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Harakeke Flower Red On Orange The harakeke, or flax as the first European Settlers called it, is the name given to the native New Zealand Lily by Maori. It is a symbol of family as the outer leaves represent the extended family members who must protect the inner shoots or children. Technical Informa...

Harakeke Flower RedOn Grey Ecofelt Shoulder Totes This Ecofelt Tote features a drawing of a harakeke. Harakeke has many uses including fighting infection, external treatment for wounds and the leaves can be used as a dressing to aid healing as well as woven for daily items. Technical information: Sh...

Limited edition Giclee print featuring NZ's Native Tui Image Size: 180mm x 760mm Image size, printed using Archival Pigment Inks on Cotton Rag Paper. Framed using and Ash block frame, black mount and 99% UV Conservation Clear Glass.Overall size 340x920mm Limited edition of 100 Signed and numbered with certificate of authenticity

SOMg has combined native harakeke and salvaged New Zealand native Rimu to create this contemporary fringed Art Piece. The rimu has been formed in the shape of an ornate breastplate, creating a very unique styled piece. Its form hints to the shape of a tribal neckpiece, and the beautiful combination ...