Carved Rakau Korero - Kiwi Design - by Wood Masters new zealand artist Rivetted aluminium

Rivetted aluminium

Original watercolour New Zealand landscape painting by Avril Jean

or bioacoustics and fancy algorithms and artificial intelligence from Victoria University

Carved in New Zealand from New Zealand hardwood

used by kings as a symbol of rank and power and bearing the spiritual symbolism of the Christian cross

Carved Rakau Korero - Kiwi Design - by Wood Masters new zealand artist Rivetted aluminiumTokotoko Rakau Korero with Kiwi by Wood Masters 93cm Carved in New Zealand from Tulipwood Could be easily shortened if too long About Tokotoko (Rakau Korero): Tokotoko are used when speaking on the marae to indicate the direction of a speakers korero (speech). They often have the whakapapa (genealogy) of the orator carved into them and these can also be referenced by the orator during his address.