Featured Artist:

Kerry & Amanda Thompson

Kerry is a master of traditional bone jade and mixed media wearable art.
He is one of New Zealand's best known and most skilled carvers with an unmistakable style that speaks of the deep respect he has for his craft, his culture and his tribe.
Amanda is also a highly accomplished and skilled carver so these two make the ideal pair.

Once each piece sells it will be removed from our site permanently.

Please Note
- Some examples of jade in this section show the carvings with a degree of back lighting to illustrate their luminosity.
This is how they look when held up to a light so they may appear a darker shade of green when held in the hand or worn against the skin.
- Stained carvings should not be worn in the shower or while swimming as hot and salt water in particular will fade the stain.

All carvings are supplied complete with a traditional style cord & bag.
Most cords are hand made from black waxed braid with a loop and bone toggle fitted. A woven flax presentation case and information on the meaning of the design is also included.
Cords & Packing Detail

- Jade Artist Index - Featured Artists Index

*** Huge stock clearance specials in this gallery ***

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This gallery is now divided into four main sections:

# 1 - Two Tone Stained Bone

# 2 - Jade and Mother of Pearl, Mammoth Ivory
& Sterling Silver

# 3 - Exotic Wood Sculptures

# 3 - Framed Art Pieces

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Two Toned Stained Bone
Over 30 Stained Bone Carvings In This Section

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Jade Pendants & Sculptures
8 Jade Carvings & Sculptures In This Section

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Pacific Mother of Pearl Shell
7 Pearl Shell Carvings In This Section

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Mammoth Ivory
5 Mammoth Ivory Carvings In This Section

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Solid Sterling Silver = New Section =

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Exotic Wood Sculptures
5 Wooden Sculptures In This Section

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Framed Art Pieces
5 Framed Pieces In This Section

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Presentation Boxes (Wakahuia) Available in several styles and sizes are the perfect finishing touch for these carvings

These can be found in our Wood & Wood Carvings section HERE

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2009 Taonga Wall Calendar featuring some of Kerry's work is now available HERE