EarringsToki Adze was often displayed by people of authority (maori elders) and represents: power, wisdom, strength, guidance and courage.

and are valued for their potential health benefits

These carefully designed hair pieces are absolutely stunning & can elevate any look

and flavorings

Heru indicated the rank of the wearer and were often carved from a single piece of wood

Traditionally Heru were worn by Maori to fasten their long hair into a top knot

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

and analytical thinking

A chest/breast plate originally signified strength and protection in battle

celebrating the importance of women in Māori culture and community

Taniko patterns can be a potent symbol of female empowerment

- Handwoven using traditional taniko techniques

Each unique piece brings a sense of tradition and connection to nature