Fused Glass Bowl by Maori Boy - Tangaroa Design (teal and white) 32cm new zealand glass art To Maori the Tiki was

To Maori the Tiki was a revered taonga

garbage dumps and at fish processing facilities

they are sometimes called nose flutes as smaller instruments can also be played with the nose by blocking one nostril and blowing across the larger openings of the instrument

The umbrella handle is NZ Rimu timber

signifying ancestry and lineage

Fused Glass Bowl by Maori Boy - Tangaroa Design (teal and white) 32cm new zealand glass art To Maori the Tiki wasGlass Bowl 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 32cm diameter Tangaroa design About Tangaroa Design: This design is an interpretation on the genesis of the sea wave. Generated by the powerful sea god Tangaroa, the power of the wave is hidden beneath the ocean as a sea swell