Maori Clay Artist

This series is inspired by the triangular and crab claw sails of traditional Pacific waka or canoes. The series acknowledges Kiwa the great navigator, sailor of the great waters of the Pacific Ocean, known as Te Moana nui a Kiwa. An ever increasing network of indigenous artists around the Pacific Rim celebrate the Pacific as one of unifying factor that they share in common.


Kiwa 1	Kiwa 2	Kiwa 3	Kiwa 4	Kiwa 5	Kiwa 6


Kiwa 7	Kiwa 8

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Kiwa One

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Northland earthenware and Australian raku.Wax resist and terra sigillata. Oxidation fired.
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Kiwa Two

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Northland earthenware and Australian raku. Wax resist and terra sigillata. Oxidation fired. Peacock and pheasant feathers and muka fibre.
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Kiwa Three

Photography: Artist.
Northland earthenware and Australian raku. Wax resist and terra sigillata. Oxidation fired. Peacock and pheasant feathers and muka fibre.
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Kiwa Four

Photography: Artist.
Northland earthenware and Australian raku. Wax resist, underglaze and terra sigillata. Oxidation fired. Peacock and pheasant feathers and muka fibre.
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Kiwa Five

Photography: Artist.
Northland earthenware and Australian raku.Wax resist, and terra sigillata. Oxidation fired. Peacock and pheasant feathers and muka fibre.
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Kiwa Six

Kiwa Seven

Photography: Artist.
Northland earthenware and Australian raku. Wax resist, underglaze and terra sigillata.Oxidation fired. Peacock and pheasant feathers and muka fibre.
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Kiwa Eight

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