Rotorua Bags
Description: Add some fun and whimsy to your home with this New Zealand vintage design of a poster for Rotorua. This vintage poster design features a unique vibe that's sure to catch the eye of any guests visiting your pad. Makes a great gift for friends and family or for keeping in your collection. The design includes a high quality print that you can be proud of.
Description: Rotorua's historic Bath House anchors a vintage scene of Government Gardens, with Tudor-style architecture, green lawns and seasonal flowers. This New Zealand landmark design suits architecture enthusiasts, garden lovers and travellers who appreciate the city's distinctive heritage and scenic public spaces.
Description: An orange mineral rim curves around Champagne Pool in this vintage design inspired by Wai-o-Tapu near Rotorua. Deep teal water, pale terraces and drifting steam celebrate New Zealand's geothermal scenery for geology lovers, North Island explorers and collectors of colourful travel art.
Description: A vintage-inspired typography design featuring "Rotorua New Zealand". Perfect for travelers, adventure seekers, and nature lovers, this design celebrates the geothermal wonders, Māori culture, and breathtaking landscapes of Rotorua, making it a great keepsake for anyone who loves exploring New Zealand.
Description: A vintage-inspired typography design featuring "Rotorua New Zealand". Perfect for travelers, adventure seekers, and nature lovers, this design celebrates the geothermal wonders, Māori culture, and breathtaking landscapes of Rotorua, making it a great keepsake for anyone who loves exploring New Zealand.
Description: Celebrate the timeless history of Rotorua New Zealand with this classic minimalist font design. Featuring a vintage typewriter-inspired font, this piece captures a clean, mid-century international travel aesthetic. Whether you are a local or a frequent traveler, this design serves as a meaningful souvenir or keepsake to capture the heritage of Rotorua.
Description: Lower portion of figurehead of a Waka (Maori canoe) named Te Arawa. This waka is for use by a war party (a Waka Taua) and was built in 1989 by Lionel Grant from totara timber. Rotorua, New Zealand 8E1311.1418 Nikon D800E | Nikon 24-85VR @ 85mm f/9 1/15s ISO3200 | Raw Featured in Colourists (14 December 2013) Featured in It's in the detail (15 December 2013) Featured in Statues and Such (8 January 2014) Featured in Weekly Theme Challenges (3 November 2015) Top 10 in Sculpture "Ethnic Art" (12 September 2015) Top 10 in Weekly Theme Challenges "A Mask" (3 November 2015) Top 10 in Haka...Land of the Long White Cloud... "Something that best represents New Zealand" (12 November 2016)
