New Zealand Maori

stash/trinket box. Made in New Zealand and still has the original tag on the top. The box has a

captures a serene scene of a Maori village located along the shores of Astrolabe Bay in New Zealand. The

Title: Detailed Portraits of Maori Life and Tattoo Art in New Zealand Description: This compiled

Holland, New Zealand, Maori architecture, Jervis Bay, King George Sound, Strom-Bucht, Astrolabe-Bucht

This exquisite necklace features nephrite from New Zealand, sourced from the renowned company

An impressively large jade sculpture for table or desktop. In Māori style from New Zealand, the

-colored ethnographic engraving depicting three Māori figures of New Zealand, titled “Nieuw-Zeelanders

Otago Museum in Dunedin, New Zealand.

Title: Maori Artifacts: Carvings, Flutes, and Adornments from New Zealand Description: This

a head, This appears to be a native New Zealander, A Maori Warrior. It is not numbered and might be

Antique print New Zealand titled 'Oorlogs-Praauw van Nieuw-Zeeland'. View of a Maori war canoe

detailed lithographic portraits of Indigenous Maori people from New Zealand, created during Dumont

War Canoe of New Zealand – Antique Engraving of Māori Waka, circa 1802 Description: This antique

Polynesian and Maori Figures – Inhabitants of Nuku Hiva and New Zealand Canoe, c.1845 This

"IX 125 - Gisborne Festival, North Island - New Zealand, 2011 The long and intriguing story of the

"IX 128 - Gisborne Festival, North Island - New Zealand, 2011 The long and intriguing story of the

"IX 134 - Noel Pearse & Dominique Pere - Huka Falls, North Island - New Zealand, 2011 The long and

Islands, haruru falls, North Island - New Zealand, 2011 The long and intriguing story of the origins of

"IX 137 - Robert Davis - Bay of Islands, North Island - New Zealand, 2011 The long and intriguing

-century life in New Zealand, reflecting both the Māori culture and the burgeoning colonial settlements.

View of the Wangari Cape with a Maori Canoe (New Zealand) This detailed engraving illustrates a

Antique print titled 'Vrouw van Nieuw-Zeeland'. Antique print depicting a Maori woman of New

A 19th century Maori greenstone nephrite jade ear pendant (pounamu), of long plain form, pierced

These beautiful, one-of-a-kind Maori Necklaces are the creation of the famed Paul Gyde; aka PaulZ

Hand carved Maori sculpture of a hunter carrying a crocodile and fish.

A Māori axe-shaped nephrite jade pendant set in capped rose gold. The tapered jade is beautifully

antigorite. It has been used for tools, weapons, and jewelry by the Māori in New Zealand (it is also called

landscapes of the Bay of Islands, New Zealand, c .1870, albumen prints laid on contemporary card, and mounted

: Aotearoa (New Zealand), Oceanic Polynesia Material: Hardwood Period 18th/ 19th Century Height: 145 cm

Wood, haliotis (abalone) shell New Zealand Early 19th Century Size: 14cm high, 51cm wide, 18.5cm

craftsmanship of the Maori people of New Zealand, displaying intricately carved hooks, paddles, and weapons

detailed engraving depicts two groups of indigenous Māori from New Zealand in the early 19th century

Maori family, New Zealand. Originates from 'Reizen rondom de Waereld' by J. Cook. Translated by J.D

, depicts a Māori warrior from New Zealand, richly adorned with tattoos and traditional ornaments. The

, South Africa labeled CAFRERIA, the islands of New Zealand labeled in Maori Eahei Nomauwe and Tavai

Auckland and educated at Wellington College he worked as an artist in New Zealand, working with the Maori

and educated at Wellington College he worked as an artist in New Zealand, working with the Maori

Auckland and educated at Wellington College he worked as an artist in New Zealand, working with the Maori

New Zealand Maori stick with bearded man holding an axe. Checkered carving on original wood

glass atop the image. A cultural ambassador at New Zealand’s National Library, Moana’s persona of a

hadn’t committed, Teina’s case became a long running and high profile test of New Zealand’s justice

A Very rare and finely carved Maori canoe bailer Carved with double Tiki heads from a outward

Inspired by the tattoo designs of the New Zealand people, the Maori extendable dining table, which

War boat / canoe from New Zealand.) With Maori natives and the coast line in the distance

of New Zealand. For the Māori, jade is considered sacred. It is said to bless whatever it touches and

Fine and rare New Zealand Maori Tokotoko (walking stick). The cane of long tapered form with

Original vintage travel poster Visit New Zealand Wonderland of the Pacific featuring stunning

taffeta backing and striped silk bias edging, the pattern inspired by the designs of the New Zealand Maori

Waikato, 19th-century The patu is a traditional Māori hand weapon, iconic within New Zealand

construction, Tolaga Bay, New Zealand, Maori craftsmanship, traditional carvings, maritime heritage, cultural

very good condition. Keywords: Maori chief, Natai, Bay of Islands, New Zealand, Maori moko, facial

A rather engaging and scarce Maori carved TOTEM figure. Very finely done with the traditional

A wonderful and intricately hand-carved wood Maori Tekoteko (Teko Teko) Ancestor Totem figure on a

A powerfully carved Maori Revival feather or treasure box. The body of the box carved with a

Maori Tribal "Chief's" staff or walking stick. This very finely carved staff or walking

A completely carved, polished Maori wooden stick with crook in one piece. This walking stick or

Maori family, New Zealand. Originates from 'Reizen rondom de Waereld' by J. Cook. Translated by J.D