Pōhutukawa StoolVeronique Desmet is a Belgian artist currently living in New Zealand. These pieces are made of mature phutukawa. The wood was collected by the artist from the property she was living on. Each part of the stool has been burned separately in an open fire, and then assembled. A strong relationship with nature is fundamental to the artist creative process. Her working rhythm, materials, quality of finish, and place for creation are all linked with nature.

the almond flower is a symbol of rebirth and femininity

decorative or ritualistic and invite the viewer to participate in the process of finding anthropological meaning from traces and fragments of civilisations that have ceased to exist

Size : 16 x 15 x 7mm

Today Shoyeido is considered the highest quality

Material: Macrocarpa

Materials : Metal on paper

production in Japan

W400 x W550 x D300 mm

Materials:  Resene paint on canvas

Materials: kupenga

His work is inspired by traditional and industrial forms

Fired for three days in a wood fire kiln - this firing technique can be very risky as very high temperatures are reached in the kiln