Pounamu Double Twist 40mm wooden box Low fire “glaze” is traditionally

Low fire “glaze” is traditionally used by ceramists as a ‘second’ firing over underglaze on fired pots

Crafted in New Zealand by Timber Arts

Handmade in New Zealand by renowned NZ ceramic artist Bob Steiner

Tekoteko often have eyes made of paua shell and can range in size from a few inches to the full height of a building

Mark Russell (woodturner) created this bowl from the wood of the Matai tree

Pounamu Double Twist 40mm wooden box Low fire “glaze” is traditionallyNZ Pounamu On a waxed nylon cord. Adjustable length. 40 x 24 x 9mm About the Twist: The double and triple twists depict two new shoots growing together it represents the joining of cultures, the bonding of friendship for life. The design shows the joining of two people in love or friendship for eternity, so makes a wonderful wedding or friendship gift. About Pounamu: No two pieces of pounamu are the same, and every stone is treated with the utmost