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sing me hari huritau please

'sing me hari huritau,

please

i beg

sing happy birthday to me

so i can blow out

the candles and

make another wish,

just one more time,

just one more kiss.'

Moon Water; Wai Marama explores the idea of ‘moon charged water’ – sacred water embodied; a transference of energy; of wairua. It speaks to the innate connection and relationship of moon and water, entailing that neither can exist without the other.

flower alter / flower ipu

stoneware

DIMENSIONS: W 233 x D 130 x H 110 mm

Made in Tāmaki Makaurau | Auckland

*Please note that all pieces purchased will be available for collection from KAUKAU on Sunday 6th October. All items needing to be shipped with be sent on Tuesday 8th October. If you are needing your item before this date, please contact us at hi@kaukau.co.nz to arrange an alternative shipment date.

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Artist

Olivia Asher

Olivia Asher (Ngāti Tūwharetoa) is an interdisciplinary artist based in Tāmaki Makaurau. Olivia embraces experimentation and spontaneity through the materiality of her work. Making becomes a meditative process, where she immerses herself in the present moment, exploring the exchange between intention and intuition. Seeking a visceral response to her work, Olivia harnesses the tactile and sensory qualities of her materials through the transformative use of colour.

Olivia holds a BFA from Te Waka Tūhura Elam School of Fine Arts and Design.

Moon Water

Olivia Asher

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