Maori Sculpture - Ninesprings Yeovil
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Maori Sculpture - Ninesprings Yeovil
Image: © Sarah Smith Taken: 13 Jul 2009
The Somerset District Council commissioned New Zealand artist Selwyn Price to sculpture eight figures of the Maori gods to form a barrier between the carpark and the footpath at Ninesprings. This sculpture appears to be Take-Muhuta, judging from the name at its base, father of the forests, trees and birds and also god of craftsmen.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.935862
Longitude
-2.6358