Natural driftwood sculptures from the forests, rivers, and coasts of New Zealand
This site showcases a collection of naturally formed driftwood sculptures gathered from New Zealand’s wild environments. Each piece is the result of time, water, and movement — discovered, not made — and carefully prepared to honour the journey it has taken.
The Haast Eagle
Amazing rimu native hardwood carbon dated at 400 years old.
2.5m wingspan
The Devil Dog
Native Rimu wood - carbon dated at 450 years old. Extremely rare and dark wood with deep and striking red colours.
2m long, 1.5m high
Leaping Fish
100+ year Miro hardwood. Shaped by more than a decade of beach wear, with beautifully smoothed surfaces and natural movement in the grain.
700mm high x 500mm wide
Strutting Fish
Estimated age of Totara hardwood: 250+ years
Shaped by decades of extreme beach wear, creating an exceptionally smooth surface and rich natural character.
1,500mm long x 1,100mm high
