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Footrot Flats mug to honour the late Murray Ball
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Post  haselnuss Sat 23 Jan - 10:53

I love his work and are happy to add this special Koru, that was modelled and produced by him in 2006, to my collection.
Ev, do you know more of its history?
Do you know how many H.Hemara made at the time?

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Post  Ev Sat 23 Jan - 18:54

Did I comment on this on Trade Me haselnuss?
Hemara was still potting up until a year or so ago and believed that he was the longest potter to make pots in NZ.  This piece celebrates 50 years of making pottery as he started at Crown Lynn in 1956.  He has retired now and has gone up North where his family came from.  A special piece to have in your collection haselnuss Smile
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Post  haselnuss Sat 23 Jan - 19:05

Yes Ev you did comment on this Koru on Trade Me.
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Post  haselnuss Sat 16 Apr - 20:04

Ev, Can you please add the picture to the Hemara gallery.
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