Iti RoimataRoimata Represents the flow of positive energy, healing and is good for comfort. It is a teardrop pendant and is regarded as a touchstone. Ideal for meditation and also represents a connection to the land

making it an essential tool for any shepherd

Toki/Adze was often displayed by people of authority (maori elders) and represents: power

Moko kauae refers to traditional Māori facial tattoos on the chin or jawline

coming into being (red

- Encourages self-expression and confidence

It was believed that if people followed the right tikanga (customary practices)

Mako Niho (Shark Tooth) symbolises strength

as well as the balance between opposing force

and harmony

graduations

determination and focus

harmony and new beginnings