• Koura Pendant wall décor

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    The Green Leaf Award winner, David Trubridge was a creative man indeed. He spent years studying the marine life around the South Pacific islands before creating the three New Zealand pendants Kina, Koura and Coral. The Koura Pendant was inspired by the curled shape of the fresh-water sea fish called Koura and the basket shape was inspired by the woven eel trap known as Hinaki. The pendant is made using minum materials with maximum effect. It uses Australian sustainable plantation hoop pine untreated plywood and a dual core electrical flex PVC cord. It is also nailed with stainless steel rivets and white painted metal ceiling plate has been used. The pendant has a beautiful intricate pattern and to maximize the intricate shadows that it casts, hang close to a wall or floor.

    It has measurements of H 39” Diameter 7-22” Cord L 15” and price is fixed at $2,200.

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    by editor, on October 25, 2007 - 6:56 AM in Decor | Comments () -

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