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Heru - Cow Bone CombTraditional Maori heru are combs worn as functional hair ornaments by both men and women. Often the decorations on pre European heru were a symbol of mana and prestige. This heru was carved by Finau Katoa from cow bone. It measures 183mm by 47mm and has a semi gloss finish.

the atua (spirit) of the ocean

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Typical forms available to carve in a 1 day workshop include (but not necessarily limited to):

participants will have a fully completed and bound roimata to take home

This piece was hand carved and polished by Conrad Henderson

you are free to come by anytime Monday-Friday 9am to 5pm at the address listed above to drop off your taonga for any of our services

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Remaining Balance for wahaika comission and whale tail

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