This beautiful glass Maori Twist and Koru Ornament, in the shape of a Maori double twist (pikorua) with Koru at the top, is the ideal gift for so many occasions. The Maori Double Twist depicts two new shoots growing together, and represents the joining of cultures or the bonding of friendship and love for life.

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These two Maori Double Koru Glass Ornaments are large and beautiful. The Maori Koru design carries a spiritual meaning. Spiritually it represents peace, tranquility, new beginnings, and positive change.

Dec 13, 2024 · This Māori Koru and NZ Paua design ornament in ceramic or aluminum with single or double sided printing is a perfect gift for lovers of New Zealand art or homesick tangata whenua overseas. This ornament will look amazing hanging on your Christmas tree or displayed anywhere in your home or workplace.

NZ glass koru. New Zealand glass artists Ian and Tokiko from Venus Hot Glass create these beautiful koru. And yes, these are the original glass koru! Made in New Zealand! Green glass koru with a touch of blue. Venus Hot Glass is a small Christchurch-based glass-studio operated by Ian Walters and Tokiko Tatemoto.

Maori Glass Ornaments make beautiful gifts and trophies. Hook, twist and koru designs. Carefully shipped worldwide.

The koru is a spiral shape based on the appearance of a new unfurling silver fern frond. It is an integral symbol in Māori art, carving and tattooing, where it symbolises new life, growth, strength and peace. This ceramic sculpture ornament has been lovingly hand made in Kerikeri, New Zealand. Size: 15cm height . Eco-friendly gift box

Kiwiana Art Glass Round Koru Ornament. Size (mm): 100 H x 50 W. These can make great trophies, or just on the windowsill where the light shining through the glass looks wonderful. They make great Kiwiana gifts. Consider this as a kiwi gift to send overseas. Beautifully presented in a white satin-lined black gift box. As each piece is ...

In the Ta Moko tattoo art, artists use the koru symbol to represent genealogy and parenthood. The reason is that it is thought to have human characteristics, such as a body, head, neck, and eye. Because of this meaning, a single or multiple koru design is …

The koru is a spiral shape based on the appearance of a new unfurling silver fern frond. It is an integral symbol in Māori art, carving and tattooing, where it symbolises new life, growth, strength and peace. This ceramic sculpture ornament has been lovingly hand made in …