Original painting SOLD, acrylic painting on canvas, 1200 x 2400mm, 2015 Explore the story of the artwork >> Print sizes and editions (limited to 95) Regular museum archival paper print - 485 x

Tui Bird 2 art print by Reina Cottier. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.

NZ Limited Edition PrintImage size in millimetres: 250 x 350Edition of 100 digital prints titled, signed and numbered by Greg Straight below the image in pencil.Contemporary NZ print of two tui birds perching on a stylised fern frond. The disctinctive shape of the fern frond represents new life in New Zealand art, it is the basis for the famous koru motif that recurs in Maori art and design.Like Two Tui by NZ printmaker Greg Straight? We have more prints like this one for sale in these…

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Kura Gallery Aotearoa Art + Design – we exhibit and sell an extensive range of original quality Maori and New Zealand made art and design that is unique to Aotearoa. Established in 1998 Kura has artspaces in both Auckland and Wellington and represents established and emerging Maori and New Zealand artists.

Root of Life - The overall design of the painting resembles the Maori symbol, the Koru. The Koru represents the beginning of a new life and purity to the world. Once again, I decided to use lots of colours to show that the life ahead is an exciting journey. The beginning to the journey is narrow, where parents and help is constantly present to help prepare one for the tougher road ahead, represented by the wider end of the journey. [Aboriginal, Maori]

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