Moko KauaeMoko kauae refers to traditional Mori facial tattoos on the chin or jawline, specifically for women. These intricate designs are considered taonga (treasures) and hold significant cultural and spiritual importance. Moko kauae represent a woman's status, whakapapa (genealogy), connection to tupuna (ancestors) and life experiences.

a cryptocrystalline form of silica

This stunning kete is designed to store and protect your precious taonga

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

and spirit

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

Porowhita / The Disc Represents the circle of life which has no beginning or end

which protects the areas where shellfish are harvested

- Storing and protecting your taonga

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

Koru Symbolises the new fern shoot

Length: 4cm

These Ariki feathered earrings are crafted with white feathers and are a stunning addition to any outfit