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29cm across the widest point
whalebone or pounamu and are used for thrusting and striking in close-quarter
Pākati and haehae are contemporary surface patterns more commonly found in Post-European carvings than their Pre-European predecessors
They take on the tapu of the wearer
By the 1860s
Ceramic Vase by Bob Steiner - Puka Leaf watercolor 29cm across the widest pointCeramic vase by renowned NZ ceramic artist Bob Steiner The plastic nature of clay is often lost in the moulded production of pottery. With the Cuba series Bob has endeavoured to bring a sense of the soft, plastic nature of the clay while making a bold and functional form. The Cuba Vase was made spontaneously by manipulating the clay. The clay was rolled out into a thick snake like roll, cut off and stood on end. Width: 11cm Height: 40cm Depth: 11cm
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