Double prong (dark), 2026 using diverse weaving techniques to

using diverse weaving techniques to make sculptures that have their origin in the traditional fish trap techniques

An organic nature encompasses the work in its entirety concerning materials/mediums in conjunction with essence

fair trade hemp twine and Egyptian cotton with sterling silver hooks

In immaculate condition - basically new

Size: 20cm x 8cm x 8cm

Double prong (dark), 2026 using diverse weaving techniques to12. 5cm x 6. 5cm x 1cm These burnished stoneware hair pins emerge from daily rituals and beauty in relation to hair. The forms of these pins are inspired by fauna within the Pacific and bone carving practices within Tonga. The polished ceramic surfaces invite touch, and bodily engagement rather than being observed at a distance. These pieces act as a reminder of the natural world when adorned on the body. Benjamin Akuila (b. 2000) is a