Wooden Bowl by Mark Russell - Tawhairauriki (Black Beech) No381 art queenstown and considerable quantities of honey

and considerable quantities of honey were being sold by Māori – the country’s first commercial beekeepers

Male gives a repeated high-pitched ascending whistle

On a waxed plaited nylon cord

entrenching longstanding

Once it had been decided who would succeed the chief

Wooden Bowl by Mark Russell - Tawhairauriki (Black Beech) No381 art queenstown and considerable quantities of honeyMark Russell (woodturner) created this bowl from the wood of the NZ Black Beech tree. All bowls have a high quality oil finish. They are food safe, so can be used for food or alternatively can be displayed as an art piece. Mark's creations are from a selection of NZ native timbers and NZ grown exotic timbers and sometimes even select native driftwood. 23. 4cm across 7. 2cm high