Blockoto's
Blockoto's are 100mmX100mm
These wonderful little pieces of art are perfect for feature walls,
start a collection and keep adding to them for years to come..
$16 each or 3 for $39
Panoramic Blockoto's
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One of our most popular images this mighty Cabbage Tree presumed to be over 100 years old, speaks for itself
One of New Zealands most prolific flowering trees it is found along the banks of West Coast streams and rivers and is often the playground to our native Tuibirds
This view is from the North Beach tiphead looking across the Buller River Mouth to the adjacent Carters Beach Tip Head
A small monkey hides in the long grass, I think not , but a pet name us Kiwi's often use when refering to the new born Punga Fern
Otherwise known as the swamp hen this comical looking bird is a member of the rail family and is found throughout the wetlands of New Zealand
Just north of Punakaiki the Pororari River Walkway leads you into Paparoa National Park
This view looks back from Gibsons reef at Cape Foulwind to the north facing cliffs
Behold the beauty of our native abalone shell fish, each one unique and different
Looking out over Gibsons Reef at the Steeple's rock formations
The West Coast is renowned for its big surf all year round and this is just one the spots relished by local surfers
Our coastline is home to some of New Zealand most beautiful stands of Nikau
Taken at Nikau in the Northern Buller region, this image is classic of the mist that often swamps our mountain ranges at certain times of the year
These not yet mature Cabbage Trees show the effects of growing in harsh unsheltered West Coast conditions
This enhanced image is very popular for interior design purposes as an iconic stylised decoration (available in other colours it looks great in sets of three)
A true representation of our coastline is the beautiful Nikau Palm that often grows in threes
This uncurling Fern is similar to the iconic koru symbol widely used Maori art
This cheeky native bird is found above the forest line in cold,icey mountainoues areas
Perhaps the most iconic image that represents native Aotearoa is the new growth of the Punga Tree uncurling it displays a Koru symbol
A not yet fully mature Cabbage Tree grows alone deciding which way to grow
This image shows flax silhouette against a West Coast sunset
A wave peels offshore in front of Wall Island
This image shows flax silhouette against a West Coast sunset
The stems of the Flax in flower sits in stark contrast to its back drop
Perhaps the most iconic image that represents native Aotearoa is the new growth of the Punga Tree uncurling it displays a Koru symbol
The blue of the ocean blends with a cloudless West Coast sky showing off a stand of flax in flower
It is easy to see how we have claimed this as our native christmas tree with such a decorative flower that bursts with life
This local break is showing just a peek at what its capable of
The Cape Foulwind Lighthouse against the purple hue of a West Coast dusk
Amazing clouds form against a rich red sky over Westports Tip Head
For 3 months of the year the Buller River's banks are lined with oddly dressed characters known as Whitebaiter's
This is the view from the Break head made famous by the book Denniston Rose
A unique part of the mining history in New Zealand these old coal tubs sit frozen in time as a testiment to those that went before us
Some of the many artefacts left behind at the Denniston Brakehead
Known as tubs by miners, these coal bins were used to transport coal from the Banbury mine down the Denniston Incline
Made by Cornish stone masons using no morter these unique arches are part of Denniston's mining history
Designed by the Young Brothers of Westport this great engineering feat ran for 88 year transporting coal of the Denniston Plateau
