Waitaha Merino Wrist Warmers - ponga New Work

Waitaha Merino Wrist Warmers - ponga New WorkK Pkihi Whakatekateka o Waitaha (Canterbury Plains) are well known for their productive land. The chequered pattern the many paddocks make when viewed from the sky inspired this slip stitch pattern. Dimensions: 260mm x 90mm These 100% Merino wool wrist warmers act as a sleeve extension or place your thumb in the opening and have warm hands with fingers free to explore, swipe or play. Knit Shepherd's designs take inspiration from the natural world of

Aotea is a very rare NZ stone that comes from a single river in Westland - the only place in the world where it can be found

Cast in 9ct gold plated sterling silver from a double sycamore/helicopter seed pods

Phillipa Gee loves the making process and is thrilled that she has a profession where she gets to play and experiment all day

Ceramic screenprinted brooch

7mm green sapphire in its centre

accountability

White frame: 285mm x 275mm

Black frame 230mm x 280mm

Hang with the Kereru and Pacific Bird by Borrowed Earth for a complete flock of New Zealand inspired wall art

The pendant measures approximately 5cm in length and 1cm high

paired with the speckled exterior

Michael Smither CNZM 2020