Taranaki #8 Pauline Morse and John Anderson

Taranaki #8 Pauline Morse and John AndersonFrom Ngai Tahu and Ngati Kahungunu descent, Nic understands the importance of land and its connection to the people which continues to inspire her woodcut prints. Created by using an adaption of a Japanese hand carved woodcut technique. Edition of 75 Signed by the artist Image size: 300mm x 500mm Paper size: Apx 370mm x 555mm White frame size: 470mm x 665mm Note: Each print is individually printed and may have slight variants in colour to the image

I was impressed by a very skeletal lady sitting between two well endowed fellow sunbathers

hence the name

Please note there may be slight variations than image shown due to each piece being handmade

An easy and classic everyday piece you can enjoy for many years to come

The two materials of ash and clay are then fired in a gas kiln in reduction to 1300 degrees

Sterling silver bright and oxidised Double Shell Earrings by New Zealand jeweller Alison Blain

This allows her to explore the fun there is to be had with language

She loves choosing a rock and an idea and seeing how she can fuse the two

With its gnarled branches

the phone rang

Jo works primarily as a contemporary realist but sometimes add a layer of humour into her compositions

'I respond to the different characteristics of the clays