KIWI STONE
Carvings in New Zealand Stone
KORU
The koru is said to sybolise rebirth, new growth and regeneration. It has an obvious reference to the fern frond that is seen in New Zealand's bush and Maori make this connection in the following whakatauki (proverb).
"Ka hinga atu he tete kura, ka hara mai he tete kura."
("As one fern frond dies, one is born to take its place.")
 Presentation 15cm jade disc on black serpentine stand. SOLD. |  Koru - kokopu jade. $160 |  Koru in dark tangiwai pounamu. Note translucence in curved space (not carved through). |
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 Koru in beautiful tangiwai pounamu. $160 |  Marsden jade table-top koru on white quartz stand. SOLD. |  Tangiwai koru pendant. $140 |
 Nephrite jade koru pendant. SOLD. |  Nephrite koru. Sold |
 Serpentine disc. $80 |  Jade disc. $120 |  Australian black jade bowl, jade beads. Sold. |
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 Serpentine disc. $80 |  Serpentine disc. $60 |  Quartz disc. Sorry- SOLD. |
 Marsden jade bi. Sorry- SOLD. |  Serpentine disc. $60 |  Marsden bi. Sorry- SOLD. |
DISCS
The disc is the most basic of shapes and a circle probably has as many sybolic references as there are points on its edge but commonly they are said to stand for unity, wholeness and infinity. Whatever you wish it to symbolise the disc is a beautiful shape and is shown off by and shows off the beauty of whatever stone it is made from.
 Serpentine twist. $90 |  Tangiwai twist. $100 |  Australian jade twist. $120 |
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 Tangiwai twist. $100 |  Serpentine twist. $90 |  Tangiwai twist, $100 |
 Tangiwai twist. $100 |  Kokopu TwistKokopu jade twist. Sold. |
TWISTS
Twists are quite a new but very popular design that people say symblise 'infinity'. They are certainly a nice way to say something special to a friend!