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Kumete

by Tim Codyre

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$2,760.00 NZD

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This is a hand carved Kumete made from tōtara wood by Tim Codyre.

The Kumete is traditionally a Māori bowl used for the preparation of food. It is a free standing bowl, unlike the Wakahuia which is designed to hang suspended from the ceiling. Being associated with food, the Kumete symbolises abundance.

Tim is an Auckland Based artist who became obsessed with woodcarving during his late teens. During his time at Elam art school, a lecturer introduced him to Ngāti Whatua master carver, Alan Nopera. This led to an apprenticeship in traditional whakairo carving. Tim went on to become the head carver on the Auckland Girls’ Grammar School whare wānanga, Kahurangi ki Maungawhau. Which then led him to work as Māori carving supervisor at the Māori Community Centre in Auckland; which was run for over thirty years by Ana Tia. During his time at the centre, Tim had the privilege of training many young men how to carve traditional whakairo.

Size: 32 x 17 x 12cm
Weight: 1.525kg

Made in New Zealand

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