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The WarriorBy Adam White
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Hand carved from a huge piece of very rare Marsden Pounamu (often called flower jade for its strong colours), this amazing one of a kind sculpture illustrates the two faces of the Maori Warrior.
It is mounted on a large piece of polished native driftwood and also features hand made hair of local plant fibres just as ropes were made my the ancient Maori.
The Head is fitted onto the base with a jade pin so can be lifted off the base easily
This has been a true labour of love for Adam and showcases not only his incredible skill as an artist but his passion for the Maori culture. It will never be repeated so will remain the most unique example of sculpture in Pounamu that has been seen in New Zealand for many years.
This is a large display piece who's dimensions are:
| Head Only: | Carved from one solid piece of rare New Zealand Marsden Pounamu | |
| Height | approx 320mm Tall (12 .8 inches) | |
| Weight | approx 7 kilograms (15.4 pounds) | |
| Driftwood Base: | ||
| Length | approx 560mm (22.4 inches) | |
| Width | approx 170mm (6.8 inches) | |
| Price: | US$25,000 plus shipping (GST exclusive within NZ) |
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To discuss the purchase of this sculpture or arrange an appointment to view contact Don by email at don@boneart.co.nz or phone +64 9 2785156 |
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