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A beautiful Kawakawa Pounamu expertly carved by Andy Ruskin.This Manaia has a lovely heft -measures 6cm in length and 4.5 cm at widest. The Manaia is a guardian, and acts as a protector provider in all the realms earth sea and sky this world and the spirit world.

A beautiful Pounamu Putiputi Flower Jade disc. Carved by Warren Woollett 5 x 5 cm.

A beautiful Koru carved by Nikita -dark green Kawakawa with white lichen like colourings. 2.8 x 2.8 cm.

A Double Koru beautifully carved by Nikita Jean Stevenson. 6 x 6 cm.

A stone that looks like it has the fiords or a lake with the hills coming into the water. Nikita has carved a panel that represents the flow of water and of life. 5.5 cm x 5.5 cm.

An earthy coloured pounamu expertly carved by Nikita into this unique Koru form. This carving reminds me of the Koru of Mamaku the Black Tree fern that is both beautiful and healing. 6 x 3.4 cm.

A really interesting transition in this stone from dark to light -I see the light or cloud lifting off the mountain ranges. A reminder that light flows dark and Spring follows Winter. Carved by Nikita 5.5 x 5.5 cm.

A bound Roimata carved from an Inanga Pounamu -clouds of misty white through the drop with a pool or a bubbling spring at the bottom. Carved by Warren Woollett 9 x 1.3cm.

Beautiful deep translucent Kawakawa pounamu. The polish gives the carving a forest or deep river pool shine. Carved by Robert Singer 5 x 5 cm

A very lovely translucent dark Kawakawa Pounamu-this piece has a beautiful flow like a wellspring. It has the feeling of Hauora -to be fit , well and in good spirits. I associate it with the feeling of energy circulating through a body -contained but connected. 6 x 3.2 cm. Carved by Andy Ruskin.

A beautiful Kawakawa Koru -it looks like there’s light flowing in this carving. Water travelling from mountain to the sea nourishing and fostering growth wherever it travels. Carved by Robert Singer -5.5 x 5.5cm

A superb Kahotea Pounamu Putiputi -the front is like clouds reflected on the Poroari river or the clematis that’s flowering in the forest of the Paparoa hills this Spring. Carved by Nikita Stevenson 5.5 x 5.5 cm.

A dark Kawakawa stone -this carving combines clean lines with a flowing river currents like the course of a river shaping the land. Carved by Nikita Stevenson 6 x2 cm.

A brilliant Toki-lovely chatoyant waves in the blade of the toki looking like the sea. This deep Kawakawa stone has white light areas thru out like the sea foam signalling to the fisherman on the river that the tide is full. Carved by Robert Singer 8.3 x 4 cm.

A super nice pounamu -translucent Kawakawa with small white clouds floating in its depths that are most noticed when the sun hits the carving surface. Lovely lines in this carving by Robert Singer. The Koru in the Toki looks like opening the door revealing the path ahead -the Toki lending the inner strength, determination and support of others to walk it. 6.8 x 2.2 cm.

The Koru form is like an Inanga wave in this carving that has the colour of the sea when the sun is coming through the clouds. Perfect Pounamu for the person who loves to walk the beach looking for treasures like pounamu and changing light on the ocean 5.5 x 5.5 cm

A beautiful transition of colours in this carving. Inanga sea blues flow into golden sands. The double Koru looks like two waves -like a meeting of difference in mutuality. A reminder that we all have our unique skills and qualities that can be used to strengthen our family and community. 5.5 x 5.5 cm. Carved by Nikita Stevenson

This bound Koru looks like Spring rising - of Inanga and the milky blue hues of the Hokitika Gorge. The colour of glacial ice and the colour the sea gets when the skies darken with fast moving cloud bringing in the first of a whole month of rain. Inanga for a clearing- a river rise -a powerful curre...

Beautifully carved Flower Jade. Carved by Nikita Stevenson. 5cm x 5cm

A very beautiful Ruru carved from a Kahotea Pounamu Putiputi. Carved by Nikita Stevenson from a Flower Jade found in the Marsden Valley near Māwhera.7 X 3.6 cm