A layered bamboo art map of Poverty Bay / Tūranganui-a-Kiwa, celebrating the coastline, harbour and landscape around Gisborne.
This Matai Gallery small art map captures Poverty Bay / Tūranganui-a-Kiwa, including Gisborne and Young Nick’s Head. With its sweeping bay, eastern coastline and strong connection to local history, sea, land and memory, this piece honours a place that holds meaning for many who know and love the Gisborne region.
From coastal views and family connections to holidays, home, fishing, boating and time spent by the water, Poverty Bay / Tūranganui-a-Kiwa is a landscape with a strong sense of place.
Carefully constructed by hand, layer by layer, in our Wairarapa workshop, this four-layer bamboo art map brings depth, texture and warmth to a landscape shaped by coastline, township and memory.
Choose from a black or natural 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: Poverty Bay / Tūranganui-a-Kiwa
- Features: Gisborne and Young Nick’s Head
- Size: Small
- Layers: 4
- Frame dimensions: 380mm wide x 300mm high x 28mm deep
- Weight: approx. 1kg
- Frame options: Black or natural
- Carefully constructed by hand in our Wairarapa workshop
