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A pyrographed and coloured comic sketch on a square shallow bowl. 170 x 170 x 18mm. The wood is kauri and the finish is lacquer.

A small rimmed bowl with ogee shaped underside.  The measurements are 200 x 35 mm high.  The polished finish is carnauba wax and the wood is rimu.

A winged bowl displaying pyrographed images of Kokopelli, a Native American deity symbolising fertility.  278 x 188 x 20 mm.  The wood is oak and the finish is lacquer.

A lightweight, thin walled bowl with a pyrography centrepiece.  It is painted in acrylics to resemble a Mayan ceramic work. 180 x 38 high.  The finish is lacquer.

A delicate rimmed bowl with simple flowing lines.  213 x 36 mm high.  The wood is red beech and carries an attractive feather.  The finish is lacquer.

Twin conical lids adorn the top of this emerging bowl.  The piece measures 150 x 90 x 80 high.  The main form is recycled kauri from an historic Coromandel verandah post, and the handles on the lids are wenge.  The finish is beeswax.

An idyllic Coromandel scene is the subject in this kauri picture frame platter.  The picture is pyrography with pencilled colouring. The finish is spray lacquer. Diameter is 290 and height is 19 mm.

I hope you recognise this dude.  A small square plate of unknown wood standing on four corner feet. 135 x 135 x 12mm.  Pyrography with a lacquer finish.

A shallow dished platter forms the canvas for this whimsical piece.  The artwork is outlined with pyrography and coloured with pencils.  The wood is kauri and measures 280 wide x 18 mm high.  It is finished in spray lacquer.

An alpaca, fox and capybara archer make up this samurai trio.  They are pyrography figures on shallow, square, winged bowls. The wood is rimu, 210 x 210 x 16mm each, finished in lacquer.

Turtles styled on aboriginal art forms done in pyro and paint.  These are small square plates 165x165x10mm.  The top is slightly dished and the decorative bottom sits on four corner feet.  The wood is oak and the finish is lacquer.