Iti NihoNiho tooth is thought to represent strength, leadership and resilience and its symbolism is commonly associated with two animals, a whale and a shark

guidance and courage

Kawakawa leaves are often used in traditional Māori medicine and cooking

and the power of the ocean god

Porowhita / The Disc Represents the circle of life which has no beginning or end

Upgrade your accessories with these Kingi earrings for a sophisticated and eye-catching look

- Stylish design perfect for wearing with your taonga

In Māori culture

these picks combine functionality with cultural significance

The Takarangi symbolizes the connection between the physical and spiritual worlds

- Handwoven using traditional taniko techniques

Each bracelet is a one-of-a-kind piece

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