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Hector's Dolphin contemporary art Lesson Two: How to Carve

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Lesson Two: How to Carve an Abstract Native Flax Plant in Stone

Hand-carved in Oamaru stone and sealed with a quality industrial sealer

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This small but meticulously detailed acrylic painting is a love letter to a classic piece of New Zealand nostalgia

When I saw the first framed print

Hector's Dolphin contemporary art Lesson Two: How to CarveOriginal Oamaru stone sculpture by New Zealand artist Shaugn David Briggs. Inspired by a sailboat tour in Akaroa, this sculpture celebrates New Zealand's beloved Hector's dolphin the world's smallest and rarest dolphin species, found only in our waters. The piece captures the graceful, fluid movement of these playful creatures as they glide through coastal tides. Crafted with soft, flowing lines that evoke the dolphin's natural elegance, this

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