KapeuKapeu are slender adornments with a slight bend at the bottom and were often worn as ear and neck pendants. Kapeu were highly prized and a sign of high rank in Mori society. As with many Mori personal adornments, Kapeu are often passed down generationally.

important events or trips

Kawakawa leaves are often used in traditional Māori medicine and cooking

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

flanked by warm brown wood

a one-of-a-kind piece

It was also used as a teething tooth for babies

representing an unfurled fern frond

A hoe (oar) is more than just a tool for paddling waka

so this earring is uniquely yours

No two cuts are the same

leadership and resilience and its symbolism is commonly associated with two animals

a whale and a shark