Te Ahi Puhahpuha
- Art Print
Tipene Douglas
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Description
‘Te Ahi Puhapuha’ means exploding or erupting fires, referring to a 'Volcano'. The 2 manaia figures refer to Kuiwai and Haungaroa who were Ngātoroirangi’s sisters. They sent him 'Fire' from Whakaari to Tongariro/Taupo when he needed to be warmed up, and the hot pools of Tongariro saved him.
For Watercolour, border prints:
Image A2: 59.4 x 42cm. Paper size: 70 x 52.5cm (5cm border)
Image A3: 42 x 29.7cm. Paper size: 50.5 x 37.5cm (4cm border)
Image A4: 29.7 x 21cm. Paper size: 36 x 27cm (3cm border)
White borders/paper size applies only on watercolour paper, framed in Slimeline Contemporary Frame with glass.
Box frame images printed on high quality satin print paper with no borders.
