Arekatera Maihi
Arekatera Maihi
Arekatera Maihi created the four magnificent Maori carvings (tekoteko) which guard each entrance of our stadium – Carvers Akatera (Katz) Maihi, Iwi Le Comte, Boydie Te Nahu, Albert Te Pou.
The figures represent: Tanemahuta – the spirit of the forest; Rongo – the god of peace; Tumatauenga – the god of war; and Tawhirimatea – the god of wind.
The creations were commissioned by the Eden Park Trust in conjunction with local iwi Ngati Whatua o Orakei.
Arekatera Maihi
Arekatera Maihi created the four magnificent Maori carvings (tekoteko) which guard each entrance of our stadium – Carvers Akatera (Katz) Maihi, Iwi Le Comte, Boydie Te Nahu, Albert Te Pou.
The figures represent: Tanemahuta – the spirit of the forest; Rongo – the god of peace; Tumatauenga – the god of war; and Tawhirimatea – the god of wind.
The creations were commissioned by the Eden Park Trust in conjunction with local iwi Ngati Whatua o Orakei.
Arekatera Maihi
Arekatera Maihi created the four magnificent Maori carvings (tekoteko) which guard each entrance of our stadium – Carvers Akatera (Katz) Maihi, Iwi Le Comte, Boydie Te Nahu, Albert Te Pou.
The figures represent: Tanemahuta – the spirit of the forest; Rongo – the god of peace; Tumatauenga – the god of war; and Tawhirimatea – the god of wind.
The creations were commissioned by the Eden Park Trust in conjunction with local iwi Ngati Whatua o Orakei.
