Скачать или смотреть Waka Tupapaku Tristan Marler wood carving

Rimu is a native tree that has a special connection with the Maori people of New Zealand. The Maori have used rimu wood for centuries to craft weapons like spears and paddles for their canoes. The durable and versatile wood was also used to build their homes, called whare, and for medicinal purposes. 🌿🛡️🔪🚣♀️🌲

🏡🛡️🪓🌿Today, the Maori people continue to value rimu for its beauty and cultural significance. It remains an important material for traditional carvings and artwork and is often used in the construction of meeting houses and other significant buildings. 

Carving: Waka Tūpāpaku 
Artist: Tristan Marler, Kai Whakairo, Te Rarawa
Video: www.tepuia.com/shop/waka-tupapaku/#ahuaVideo

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