MokokauaeMoko 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.

Māori originally used Patu as a weapon

Kapeu are often passed down generationally

Please note: As pounamu is a natural stone

healing and is good for comfort

Genuine New Zealand pounamu (jade) Handcrafted and individually finished Unique natural colouring and patterns Comfortable for everyday wear Meaningful gift or personal taonga

Kapeu were highly prized and a sign of high rank in Māori society

and male potency

Materials: Pounamu with Opal cabochon inlays

leadership and resilience and its symbolism is commonly associated with two animals – a whale and a shark

*Agate Necklace: A Symbol of Balance and Harmony*

celebrating the importance of women in Māori culture and community

Pikorua/twist Represents the paths of friendship