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This scarf is generously sized, allowing it to also be worn as a shawl. Its versatility allows for multiple styling options, and it features a rolled hem finish.

Measurement

• 175cm long
• 65 cm wide

Made from high-quality super soft, chiffon fabric, fully digital printed.

Moana Road Wooden Rainbow Bookends 

Featuring the colours of the rainbow in Te Reo Maori & English.

Comes packaged in its own box, perfect for gift giving!

14cm wide per bookend

Introducing the Moana Road Glazed Ceramic Mug, featuring beautiful artwork by Miriama Grace Smith. This high-quality mug comes with a wooden lid to help keep your drink warm, which also doubles as a convenient coaster. Enjoy your morning coffee in style with this beautiful and functional mug.

- Holds 400ml

Measurement:

- Height 14cm x Width 11cm

Show Māori pride with a stunning United Tribes/ He Whakaputanga ring! 

Stainless steel plated in Rhodium 

Available Sizes:

Silver- 7.5, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 & 14

Designed in Aotearoa. 

 Product Reference Code: PN110

The Tino Rangatiratanga flag, also known as the national Maori flag, is used to represent the Māori people of New Zealand. It is a powerful symbol of Māori sovereignty and independence.

• Black: Represents Te Korekore, the realm of potential being. It symbolizes the long darkness and the cosmic void from which the world emerged.
• White: Represents Te Ao Mārama, the physical realm of being and light. It symbolizes harmony, balance, and the moment the earth and sky were separated. 
• Red: Represents Te Whai Ao, the realm of coming into being. It symbolizes Papatūānuku (the Earth Mother), life force, and new growth. 
• Koru: The white central spiral represents a curling fern frond. It symbolizes the unfurling of new life, renewal, rebirth and hope for the future. 

It was first revealed on Waitangi Day in 1990 and became formally recognized as the national Māori flag in December 2009

Measurements

18cm x 30cm

Tane and Ruby's NZ Tiki Tour stamp kit by Moana Rd. 

Includes a colouring book, 16 rubber stamps of NZ Birds, characters and more 

Comes with colouring pencils and an ink pad.

Perfect for road trips, rainy days, holidays or gifts.

Moana Rd has got you covered...

AGE 3 +

This full-size Māori Taiaha is a striking representation of traditional Māori craftsmanship and culture. Measuring approximately 160cm in length, it makes a meaningful gift, display piece, trophy, or addition to a mau rākau collection.

The Taiaha features intricate carvings on both the head and the end of the shaft, with symmetrical detailing on each side. The carved head is adorned with pāua shell eyes and a boldly extended tongue, faithfully reflecting the traditional design. Feathers are positioned below the head, adding to its distinctive appearance.

Full-size Taiaha are highly valued by collectors, members of Māori cultural groups, and those seeking a special gift for significant milestones such as 21st birthdays, graduations, and celebrations.

Features:

• Approx. 160cm in length
• Full-size Māori Taiaha
• Intricate carvings on both sides
• Pāua shell eyes and traditional carved head
• Decorative feathers below the head
• Suitable for display, gifting, collecting, or mau rākau practice

Features:

•  Large Zip pocket with 19cm PU leather handle.
•  Inside: Inner zip pocket with 2 compartments either side.
• Made of PU Vegan Leather with custom gold Rerehua logo and hardware.

Available in

• Black, Stone or Green
  

Size

• 20 x 11 x 1 cm

Meaning

• An iconic piece representing the very essence of our brand. Our range of jewellery and bags are culturally empowering with thoughtful and intentional designs that celebrate the indigenous reo and heritage of Aotearoa. This is a piece to carry with confidence as an affirmation of your own personal style, beauty, and charisma.

Features

• All of these bags have gold hardware, a custom Rerehua logo and a stunning 38mm wide custom engraved jacquard strap (1.27m length) with the above engraved whakataukī.
• Included as well is a second 20mm vegan leather strap so you can choose which look you want to suit the occasion. 
• Inside there are 3 pockets for convenience and a large size interior to fit all your necessities.

Size

• 23 x 15 x 8 cm

Tūrou parea, Tūrou Hawaiki.

May the ancient homeland of Hawaiki glisten on in mind's eye forever 

• Simply translated this whakatauki can be understood as ‘May the force be with you’. Or the full version is, "May the ancient homeland of Hawaiki glisten on in mind's eye forever". The phrase "Tūrou Hawaiki" is commonly used as a kīwaha in everyday speech. Hawaiki is understood to be the place of origin for Māori. In the Far North, we believe that when someone passes on their spirit goes to Rerenga Wairua (Cape Reinga) and enters Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa (Pacific Ocean) to travel back to Hawaiki. This taonga reminds us of heritage, ancestry and identity.

Say Kia Ora! to your new cuddle buddy- Taniwha Awhi by Miriama Grace Smith! With its unique design this taniwha is perfect for hugs, snuggles and adventures! 

• 50cm long
• 100% polyester

This Taniwha Whakama Hand Puppet, designed by Miriama Grace-Smith, is the perfect play partner for tamariki and whānau alike.

Slip your hand inside and bring this mischievous taniwha to life! Ideal for storytelling, imaginative play, puppet shows or adding a touch of Māori folklore magic to everyday adventures.

Features:

• Approx. 26cm x 14cm

• 100% polyester

• Soft and easy to use for interactive play

Important Note: Not suitable for children under 3 years of age.

These Rerehua Tapatoru Earrings are

• Engraved 20mm Triangle Pendants on 20mm drop chain hanging earrings

Available in 

• 18K Gold or Rhodium Silver Stainless Steel

Meaning

• These tohu symbolise the ebb and flow of time. The Maramataka teaches us that there is a time to rest and a time to be productive. Wear these as a reminder to protect and manaaki your time and energy.

These Rerehua Tapatoru Stud Earrings are

• Engraved 12mm Triangle Pendant Stud Earrings

Available in

• 18K Gold or Rhodium Silver Plated Stainless Steel

Meaning

• These tohu symbolise the ebb and flow of time. The Maramataka teaches us that there is a time to rest and a time to be productive. Wear these as a reminder to protect and manaaki your time and energy. 

The Taurapa, or waka sternpost, was traditionally placed in a vertical position at the stern of a powerful war canoe known as a waka taua. Crafting such a canoe required immense talent, and those skilled in the art gained high levels of prestige and respect as priests and craftsmen due to their expert knowledge and abilities.

Measurement

• 290mm x 170mm