ManaiaA Manaia is a guardian, this spiritual piece is thought to protect the wearer from evil bringing balance and protection. It has the head of a bird, body of a man and tail of a fish representing the sky, earth and sea. Often times they can include three fingers representing birth, life and death.

courage and wealth

The hoe represents the journey of life

this exquisite Manaia pin features a beautifully twisted design

They're also used in ceremonial contexts and are considered a taonga (treasure) in Māori culture

historically worn by warriors and chiefs

strength & connect the past

Our exquisite Taniko Kete is a beautifully handwoven bag that combines traditional Māori craftsmanship with modern functionality

The intersecting spirals represent Ranginui and Papatūānuku and the bond that they share

Width: 4cm

as well as the balance between opposing force

focus and was often displayed by people of authority (māori elders)

Koru Symbolises the new fern shoot