Wooden Urn by Mark Russell - Elm No205 avril jean dolman Pākati and haehae are contemporary

Pākati and haehae are contemporary surface patterns more commonly found in Post-European carvings than their Pre-European predecessors

Tekoteko often have eyes made of paua shell and can range in size from a few inches to the full height of a building

Mark Russell (woodturner) created this bowl from the wood of a 70 year old Rhododendron tree

albatross wing bones

cordyline (ti)

Wooden Urn by Mark Russell - Elm No205 avril jean dolman Pākati and haehae are contemporaryMark Russell (woodturner) created this urn from the wood of the Elm tree All bowls and urns have a high quality oil finish. They are food safe, so can be used for food or alternatively can be displayed as an art piece Mark's creations are from a selection of NZ native timbers and NZ grown exotic timbers and sometimes even select native driftwood 21cm x 21cm x 11cm