Unfurling fern frond

Posted byAlive and TrekkingPosted inDestinations, New Zealand, PhotographyTags:, , , , , , , , , ,

“In pounamu carving the koru is said to represent new beginnings, growth and regeneration. We know it symbolises the fern frond seen in New Zealand’s native bush because of a Maori proverb that speaks of rebirth and growth: Ka hinga atu he tete-kura – ka hara-mai he tete-kura (As one fern frond dies – one is born to take its place).” – source

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