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. Inspired by the Inanga variety of Pounamu, which is usually pearly-white or grey-green in colour and varies from translucent to opaque, resembling the pale colour and transparency of young whitebait.For M ā ori, pounamu is of great cultural and spiritual value and is considered tapu or sacred...

. Inspired by our powerful volcanoes at the southern end of Lake Taupo – Ruapehu, Tongariro, and Ngauruhoe. An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over in his Lava Glass Studio in Taupo, New Z...

Over Rolling Hills Teardrop Medium. Inspired by the green, green grass of farmlands in the Central Plateau and the native forests that surround us. An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over i...

. Inspired by the intense turquoise colour and the frothing white bubbles of the tumultuous churning water. An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over in his Lava Glass Studio in Taupo, New Ze...

. Inspired by the colourful layered geology of a hill called Rainbow Mountain just south of Rotorua. The marbling shows the history of its volcanic past. An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden ...

. Inspired by the steaming, plopping, muddy geothermal fields around the Taupo-Rotorua region which indicate how close we are here to the earth’s volcanic core.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist ...

. Inspired by t he calmness of the headlands where the river meets the ocean, adorned in native Raupo reeds.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over in his Lava Glass Studio in Taupo, New Ze...

. Inspired by by the crisp clean white snowy mountains contrasted with the raggedy black rocks sitting motionless amongst the snow.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over in his Lava Glass ...

. Inspired by the Silver Birch trees at our gate – autumnal red, yellow and orange leaves dance in the wind bringing forth the winter.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over in his Lava Gl...

. Inspired by the alpine region in the summer when the mountain crocuses bloom and the lime and tangerine mosses abound.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over in his Lava Glass Studio in T...

. Inspired by the tussock grasses in late summer when the parched hills turn cinnamon, awaiting the winter rains.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over in his Lava Glass Studio in Taupo, N...

Desert Road Teardrop Medium. Inspired by the bronze-toned alpine desert region at the foot of our three mountains, 600 – 1000 m above sea level.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over in h...

. Inspired by New Zealand’s crystal clear, intensely dark night skies where the stars are centre stage. An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over in his Lava Glass Studio in Taupo, New Zeala...

. Inspired by the world heritage listed Tongariro National Park region with its milky turquoise volcanic lakes, red scoria grounds, and the grey skies.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Ove...

. Inspired by New Zealand’s precious waterways, lakes and streams – cool blue and crystal clear.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over in his Lava Glass Studio in Taupo, New Zealand. Eac...

. Inspired by the spectacular sunsets over Lake Taupo when the whole world becomes an orange glow.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over in his Lava Glass Studio in Taupo, New Zealand. Eac...

. Inspired by Aotearoa – ‘The Land of the Long White Cloud’. This cloud first sighted by the Polynesian travellers 800 years ago indicated land ahead and became the Maori name for our country.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handbl...

. Inspired by the fragile New Zealand Glaciers, the teal green of the deep ice. Both Fox and Franz Josef glaciers are vulnerable to climate change.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over in...

. Inspired by summer sunshine on the foreground and the moody blue hills in the distance.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. Handblown by award-winning glass artist Lynden Over in his Lava Glass Studio in Taupo, New Zealand. Each piece i...

. Inspired by the beach, the surf, the sea, and the sand. At Xmas time our coastlines are awash with the red Pohutukawa blossom, lending the Pohutukawa tree the name “NZ Xmas tree”. This piece depicts an entire landscape. From bottom-up: the sea, the breaking waves, a stretch of beach, the hills w...

. Inspired by pounamu - also known as New Zealand jade. For M ā ori, pounamu is of great cultural and spiritual value and is considered tapu or sacred. In traditional M ā ori life, pounamu was used for everything from jewellery and adornments signifying the wearer's mana or status, to tools and we...

. Inspired by the Pink and White Terraces which were once a dominant feature on the shores of Lake Rotomahana. Considered the 8th Wonder of the World, these giant staircases or waterfalls were formed as silica-rich water flowed down the hillside from boiling geysers. The Pink and White Terraces were...

. Inspired by the earth's layers. Combines a deep matt black with seams of muddy ochre, as you would see in a lava flow. Lava Glass is named after the natural volcanic black glass material - obsidian.An original piece of glass art. Excellently suited as collector’s item or interior design accent. H...

. Inspired by the Inanga variety of Pounamu, which is usually pearly-white or grey-green in colour and varies from translucent to opaque, resembling the pale colour and transparency of young whitebait.For M ā ori, pounamu is of great cultural and spiritual value and is considered tapu or sacred. In...