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Indulge in ultimate style with Moana Rd Tote Bags! Perfect for everyday use, these stunning bags are big enough to carry all your essentials. Elevate your fashion game with these stylish totes now!

• Canvas Material
  
• Internal zip pockets
• 3 Internal Dividers/Pockets
• 40cm x 38cm

Add a touch of New Zealand culture to your everyday with this handy tote bag, perfect for shopping.

Material:

• Cotton

Bag Size:

• 40cmH x 38cmW (no gusset).

Handle Size:

• 2.5cmW x 59cml

Indulge in ultimate style with Moana Rd Tote Bags! Perfect for everyday use, these stunning bags are big enough to carry all your essentials. Elevate your fashion game with these stylish totes now!

• Canvas Material
  
• Internal zip pockets
• 3 Internal Dividers/Pockets
• 40cm x 38cm

Available in

• Two zips/pockets and also come with a 20mm thin PU leather strap so you can choose your look. Bag size is 20cm x 12cm x 7cm.
• This pēke has a minimalist and chic exterior design that makes the Rerehua Camera Bag the perfect companion for any occasion.
• The Pango Tū Whitia Camera bag has all black panels with a 'Tū whitia te hopo' strap.

Meaning

Tū whitia te hopo, mairangatia te angitū! Feel the fear and do it anyway!

High-quality Gold Plated Stainless Steel Cards! Simply Luxurious- Supporting a Great Cause

Level Up Youth is a mentorship programme that supports high-risk youth within the Hamilton area. The workshops aim to show rangatahi that ‘with an idea, you can create anything’- encouraging rangatahi down the pathway of entrepreneurship and product creation. Each product designed goes deeper than just the sales- They are trying to physically break the cycle and redirect rangatahi down positive pathways.

The programme is self-funded so your koha will help to provide equipment, stationary, materials, petrol and food.

$150 of your purchase supports Level Up Youth, Hamilton.

$10 from each sale is used to help us cover the $20+ in GST and card fees

Behind the product:

These Tūpuna Collectible Cards are apart of a limited 100 print series. They were dreamt up by Jay’s 14 year old son who had the unique idea to create cards inspired by Tūpuna and Whakapapa.

Unfortunately, Jay lost his son in a car crash on 14/04/26- Less than 24 hours early, the first lot of these taonga had arrived. Jay’s son never got to see his idea brought to life.

Jay has taken the loss of his son and turned it into strength to positively impact the lives of high-risk youth, encouraging them to build strong positive minds and with this comes positive actions and results.

Show your pride and support! This United Tribes/ He Whakaputanga flag is great for all sorts of events, such as cultural festivals or sports.

• Can put onto a stick/pole or hang up on the wall

Size: 1.5m x 90cm

Show your pride and support! This United Tribes/ He Whakaputanga flag is great for all sorts of events, such as cultural festivals or sports.

• The flag is 150cm wide x 90cm tall.
• Made with 100% polyester and environmentally friendly ink.
• With 2x metal grommets, this flag is easy to hang up on a flag pole.
• Comes with fastenings at one end to easily wear as a cape.

A United Tribes flag magnet.

• 7.5cm W x 5cm H.

These Rerehua United Tribes Hoop Earrings are

• Engraved 20mm Rectangle Pendants on 20mm Hoops

Available in 

• 18K Gold or Rhodium Silver Plated Stainless Steel

Meaning

He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni 

The 'Declaration of Independence of the United Tribes of New Zealand'

• The He Whakaputanga or United Tribes flag was created in 1834. It was necessary for Māori to choose a flag so that they could continue to participate in the major trading markets and adhere to navigation laws for ships to operate. 
  
• The flag came to represent the He Whakaputanga Declaration, which is often described as the tuakana to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. It was a declaration to the world that Māori were a sovereign people and an independent state.  This was signed in 1835 at Waitangi and sent to Britain where it was recognised and reaffirmed by King William IV. 

Waitangi Tribunal findings

• "He Whakaputanga was a declaration that Māori authority would endure, and that foreigners would not be allowed to make laws"

This United Tribes keyring is made of sturdy metal and features an enamel paint finish, complete with a large O Ring for easy attachment.

Size:

•  40mm x 40mm

Size 75mm x 55mm

The 1835 He Whakaputanga Flag, also known as the United Tribes Independence Flag, is recognised as the tuakana (elder) to the Tino Rangatiratanga flag.

These Rerehua United Tribes Necklaces are

•  Engraved 22mm Pendant on a 2mm Cuban Chain 20" Necklace +5cm extension.

Available in

• 18K Gold or Rhodium Silver Plating
  

We also have matching Hoops to make a great gift set!

Meaning

• The 'Declaration of Independence of the United Tribes of New Zealand'                           The He Whakaputanga or United Tribes flag was created in 1834. It was necessary for Māori to choose a flag so that they could continue to participate in the major trading markets and adhere to navigation laws for ships to operate. The flag came to represent the He Whakaputanga Declaration, which is often described as the tuakana to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. It was a declaration to the world that Māori were a sovereign people and an independent state.  This was signed in 1835 at Waitangi and sent to Britain where it was recognised and reaffirmed by King William IV. 

These Rerehua United Tribes Tag Necklaces are

• Engraved 40mm and 25mm Pendants on a 3.7mm Cuban with an extra long 26"+5cm extension Chain Necklace.
• The large tag has the He Whakaputanga flag is engraved on one side ,and HE WHAKAPUTANGA UNITED TRIBES. on the other, whilst the small tag has 1835 engraved on it. 

Available in

• 18K Gold or Rhodium Silver Stainless Steel

Meaning

• He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni                                                              The 'Declaration of Independence of the United Tribes of New Zealand'                            The He Whakaputanga or United Tribes flag was created in 1834. It was necessary for Māori to choose a flag so that they could continue to participate in the major trading markets and adhere to navigation laws for ships to operate. The flag came to represent the He Whakaputanga Declaration, which is often described as the tuakana to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. It was a declaration to the world that Māori were a sovereign people and an independent state.  This was signed in 1835 at Waitangi and sent to Britain where it was recognised and reaffirmed by King William IV. 

Patu - 40cm x 15cm

Base - 34cm x 12cm

Wall-Hanging Glass Tiki - Moana Rd

These Moana Rd Wall-hanging Glass Tiki are designed by renowned artist Hermann Salzmann (Ngati Toa Rangatira), The tiki symbolises Goodluck, wealth and fertility.

• Small- 10.5cm
• Medium- 15cm
• Large- 22.5cm