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Salt/Spice dish with spoon - Rewarewa Annie Smits Sandano Lalava patterns advocated balance in

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Description

Lalava patterns advocated balance in daily living and were metaphorical and physical ties to cultural knowledge

Hand blown Teal Shell Platter by New Zealand glass artist Justin Culina

Paper size: 500mm x 350mm

220mm W x 540mm L

She produces almost entirely from recycled materials and if something isn't made from scratch

Salt/Spice dish with spoon - Rewarewa Annie Smits Sandano Lalava patterns advocated balance inDish: 215mm x85mm x40mm Spoon: 165mm x 20mm Marc Zuckerman transforms the beauty and resilience of Aotearoas native trees into refined, functional pieces for the kitchen and home. Each creation is crafted from 100% sustainably managed New Zealand timbers, reclaimed wood, or ancient buried logs, preserving the natural integrity of the material. Inspired by the serenity of the New Zealand landscape, Marcs work reflects a minimalist modern aesthetic,

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