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Kawau Island Large Bamboo Art Map

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A layered bamboo art map of Kawau Island, celebrating the island, coastline and surrounding waters of this much-loved Hauraki Gulf landscape.

This Matai Gallery large art map captures Kawau Island and the surrounding coast, including Snells Beach, much of the Tāwharanui Peninsula, Sandspit, Kawau Bay, Mayne Island, Takangaroa Island, Moturekareka Island, Motuketekete Island and the Rocky Islets.

With its island detail, sheltered bays, coastal features and surrounding waterways, this piece celebrates a place strongly connected to boating, fishing, holidays, family memories and time spent on the water.

The streets are mapped in full detail, making this artwork especially personal for those who know the area well and want to recognise favourite places, family homes, anchorages or special coastal memories.

Carefully constructed by hand, layer by layer, in our Wairarapa workshop, this seven-layer bamboo art map brings depth, texture and presence to a landscape shaped by island, coast, sea and connection.

Choose from a black or white frame to suit your space. Made from layered bamboo ply and framed in FSC pine, each map is carefully finished by hand. Due to the handmade construction and natural materials used, each piece may vary slightly from the image shown, making every map unique.

Details:

  • Location: Kawau Island and surrounding coast
  • Features: Snells Beach, Tāwharanui Peninsula, Sandspit, Kawau Bay, Mayne Island, Takangaroa Island, Moturekareka Island, Motuketekete Island and the Rocky Islets
  • Size: Large
  • Layers: 7
  • Frame dimensions: 79cm wide x 63cm high x 4cm deep
  • Weight: approx. 12Kg
  • Frame options: Black or white
  • Full street detail shown
  • Carefully constructed by hand in our Wairarapa workshop

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