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Mere on Plinth (Pounamu)
CA$8,220
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Since our company is a New Zealand company, the base currency used is New Zealand dollars. Due to different exchange rate differences, the price of this product is a reference price, and the price you pay will be slightly different from the price of this product.
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Made in New Zealand
- Artist - Deane Moreton
- Dimensions - Width 39cm x Height 19cm
- Materials - Kawakawa Pounamu
Free shipping within New Zealand, excluding Furniture, Art, and other large items.
Shipping is available worldwide for all products, charged on checkout.
We endeavor to dispatch orders within 1-2 working days.
Once your order has been dispatched, approximate delivery times are as follows:
- New Zealand orders: 1-2 working days
- Australia: 2-3 working days
- Rest of World: 6-14 working days
We accept the following payment methods:
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Free returns (except for personalised products, face masks and sale items) within 30 days after the products are received. Read more here.
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About the artist
Deane Moreton
Deane Moreton learnt his craft working alongside his father in the family Pounamu business.
Now with over 40 years’ experience in sourcing and handcrafting New Zealand Pounamu, Deane is highly regarded as one of New Zealand’s leading experts in the industry. His carvings and jewellery are the perfect blend of traditional Maori design and contemporary works inspired by Aotearoa’s rich culture and natural beauty.
Deane’s studios in Christchurch and on the West Coast boast collaborations with some of New Zealand’s most renowned Pounamu and Bone Carvers. Deane teaches and develops young carvers, ensuring that the skills of carving and its traditions are passed down to the next generation.
Deane has acquired an enviable collection of exquisite carvings and has arguably the largest personal collection of raw material, of which pounamu carvings will be made for years to come.
