Ahi Kaa

This work reflects the separation of Rangi and Papatūānuku.

The upper beam represents the sky, while the lower beam represents the earth.

The black diamond represents Te Pō, the realm of potential.

The central gold element represents Te Ahi Kā — the living spark of imagination, creativity, knowledge, and skill.

The central beam represents Te Ao Mārama, the world of light, where life and the natural world flourish.

Size: 1700 mm (length)
Materials: Rimu timber, Acrylic, Wood Laminate