Carved Taiaha 145cm with Feathers on stand by Wood Masters pendant The figure represented on the

The figure represented on the front of the wahaika is Tu - God of War

Mark Russell (woodturner) created this bowl from the wood of the NZ Black Beech tree

Then he made a woman by moulding her from the soil

29cm across the widest point

Milford Sound

Carved Taiaha 145cm with Feathers on stand by Wood Masters pendant The figure represented on theTaiaha with stand Carved in New Zealand from hardwood (Tulip Wood) Taiaha 145cm x 5cm x 7cm Stand 78cm x 3. 5cm x 9cm Stock photo Wood grain may vary About Taiaha: Beyond its role in warfare, the Taiaha holds cultural and spiritual significance. It is used in traditional Maori ceremonies and rituals, symbolizing strength and protection. The Taiaha also serves as an emblem of leadership and authority within Maori communities.