A Tainui carver is using bone carving to help keep rangatahi (youth) on the straight and narrow.
Rangi Wills ran a workshop at his Raglan studio during the weekend to teach his passion to young people.
He learned carving in the 1980s from Bill Rawhiti, who ran two-year apprenticeships in Auckland.
Mr Wills told Waatea News that learning a skill can help people change their lives.
