Pounamu EarringsNiho tooth is thought to represent strength, leadership and resilience and its symbolism is commonly associated with two animals, a whale and a shark

Mere/Patu/War Club Māori originally used Patu as a weapon

The intricate taniko patterns woven into the kete's fabric are not only visually striking but also rich in cultural significance

It derives from the mythical conflict between the god Horus with his rival Set

A Whai/stingray: In the Te Whānau-ā-Apanui tribal area the whai (stingray) is seen as a kaitiaki (guardian)

such as blue agate for communication and self-expression

- Encourages self-expression and confidence

Kawakawa leaves are often used to make teas

typically representing growth

The heru necklace is a stunning piece

Through Taniko Patterns women can connect with their heritage and assert their cultural identity

- Enhances mental clarity and focus

- Wearing with your favorite taonga to special occasions