GP804 Paua Gold Moana PendantNew Zealand Maori (New Zealands indigenous inhabitants) call the ocean Moana and in particular the ocean which surrounds our island nation Te moana nui a kiwa. This breathtakingly striking pendant symbolises this mighty ocean the swirls of the Paua Shell Cabochon mimic those of the deep ocean from which it was harvested. The oval shape itself stands as a sign of uniqueness and a zest for life, celebrating the creative mind and a kindred spirit in the

Taku Whare/My House

A sphere within a sphere our beautiful eternity symbol lends itself to the feeling of never ending time and motion as it curls around the precious cabochon

Honeysticks Bath Drops are the perfect

reusing your CUPPACOFFEECUP for a year or two will definitely help the planet

A very strong and long lasting design

WILD KIWI® Folds into small inner pocket for storage

without the nasty ingredients that you find in most products today

The Matariki tradition has been re-established

A wonderful addition to any natural history collection

Buddy Mikaere provides a highly readable historical overview of Maori in New Zealand and goes on to examine the impact of a changing urban world on the traditional way of life

and resistant to both hot and cold temperatures

turquoise and teals