Koru Sculpture in MADINZ Presentation Box

In Māori design, the Koru has a dual meaning. It is commonly used in Māori art as a symbol of creation. It is also said to represent new life and in business, new beginnings and the strengthening of existing relationships.
Literally speaking, the baby fern frond slowly unwinds over its adolescent life as it grows into a mature frond. It then opens into a brand-new leaf on the silver fern plant where it ages and then dies. This is the fern fronds life cycle.

You will notice the Koru is carved “clockwise”. Traditionally known as “sunwise circling”, it represents good luck. This is because to move sunwise is to be in harmony with the earth’s movement around the sun.

Presented in a MADINZ Presentation Box, this piece is sure to impress. The boxes not only lift the gift into a different realm they protect the sculpture in transit.

Measures 24 x 20 x 14.5cm
 
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