Whale Bone Toki 2

Whale Bone Toki 2Approx 5x5. 5cm Toki (Adze). The shape represents an important tool often used by Mori for carving, shaping, and weaponry and was originally used for practical purposes however, toki are worn as a symbol of strength, determination, courage, and Mana. Paroa (Whale Bone). Whales hold great significance to Mori, representing abundance and wealth. In some iwi, they are believed to be descendants of Tangaroa, the god of the ocean. When a whale becomes

Hīroki and Rua

Tangi means "to cry" and wai means "water"

Approx 6 x 1

A set of 2 prints - Koukourarata Wharf and Tūtehuarewa

The name orginating from Kā Umu o Hapopo (Big Bay) which is located in Poutini ki te toka (South Westland)

fuschite (green) and quartz (white)

Tangiwai Pounamu(sourced from the West Coast of New Zealand)

Printed on matte smooth paper

Approx 9x3cm

A random selection of 4 of our Māori greeting cards

Port Levy - the Upokohue/Tūpoupou or Hector’s dolphin is one of the world’s smallest dolphins and is found only in the coastal waters of Aotearoa

not just physically but spiritually too