Hand Made Walking Stick - Deer Antler and Paua - by John Guise art new zealand and in many cases these

and in many cases these must be sought in the surrounding bush

as the hoe is the tool used to move ones vessel upon the ever-flowing waters of life

The chin area is called 'Warunga' and shows family links and history

lapis lazuli

Mark Russell (woodturner) created this bowl from the wood of the NZ Rimu tree

Hand Made Walking Stick - Deer Antler and Paua - by John Guise art new zealand and in many cases theseHandcrafted Deer Antler Walking Stick Made in Cromwell, New Zealand by craftsman John Guise Made from NZ Lancewood, with Deer Antler with Paua Inlay About Lancewood: All three species of lancewood are called horoeka by Mori. The rarest is fierce lancewood, so named because of its shark tooth projections along the leaf margins. Plants are either male or female. The small, greenish yellow flowers are insect pollinated. The purplish black fruits are an