Fused Glass Platter by Maori Boy - Kowhaiwhai Design (Green and Black) 30cm x 20cm maori fish hook reference to the notch on

reference to the notch on one side which is used to catch an opponent's weapon

Carved both sides and chunky

Eglinton Valley (on the road to Milford Sound) Fiordland

This whakairo represents Tutanekai from Maori legend

The most recent report of a possible South Island kōkako was on private land between two areas of conservation land about 13km west of Tuatapere

Fused Glass Platter by Maori Boy - Kowhaiwhai Design (Green and Black) 30cm x 20cm maori fish hook reference to the notch onGlass Platter Original design by Maori Boy Glassware a modern interpretation of traditional NZ kiwi & Maori design Each piece is designed to be a work of art, while still being functional and robust enough to be used day to day 30cm x 20cm About Kowhaiwhai Design: A kowhaiwhai is a Maori pattern that symbolises life or a story from life. It can also tell what tribe that person is from. The woven panels in a marae are a typical example of kowhaiwhai.