Gift Collection

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

• Vegan Leather Material
• Magnet Clasps
• Interior Pocket
• 43cm x 40cm

This Beef Bone Necklace is 45mm x 30mm. It includes contrast staining, and a black 3 plait adjustable cord.

Meaning:

- The Manawa (Heart) is a symbol of love and the life force carried within. The heart shape serves as a reminder to recognise momentous people and occasions in one’s life.

- The Koru design draws from the unfurling frond of the native silver fern. It symbolizes the continuous movement of life, new beginnings, new opportunities, growth, and harmony. The Koru is a powerful representation of the cycle of renewal and change.

Important Note: Please note that you may not receive the exact taonga pictured but it will be in the same design and style. Each taonga is hand-made so variations may occur.

Reference Code: BN072

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

These washable mats are fun and inspire creativity. Featuring a unique Māori design, these mats offer an enjoyable and unique way to create and recreate art. Simply colour in the design, wipe with a wet cloth and it's ready to be coloured in again.

• Comes with 1 Mat, 1 Cleaning Cloth and 8 Washable Markers
• Comes in a box
• Mat is 30cm x 40cm
• Made from Silicone

Te Reo Māori Greeting Card - Kia Ora!

Made and designed in Aotearoa, New Zealand

• Double sided, full colour printing
• Translation on back cover
• Uncoated paper on the inside- Makes it super easy to write your personalised message!
• FREE envelope included. Packaged in cellophane to prevent damage to the card.

Measurement

• Greeting Card (A5 Size) 210mm x 150mm 
• Envelope (C6 Size) 115mm x 162mm

Translation: Greetings & well wishes

Bundle 5 for $25

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Te Reo Māori Greeting Card - Hari Huritau!

• Translation: Happy birthday!!
• Double sided, full colour printing
• Translation on back cover
• Uncoated paper on the inside- Makes it super easy to write your personalised message!
• FREE envelope included.
• Packaged in cellophane to prevent damage to the card.

Measurement

• Greeting Card (A5 Size) 210mm x 150mm 
• Envelope (C6 Size) 115mm x 162mm

Bundle 5 for $25

Save $4 when you buy 5 Greeting Cards. Discount will automatically apply at checkout.

This Māori Tewhatewha is a striking representation of traditional Māori craftsmanship and leadership. Measuring approximately 105cm x 20cm, it is an impressive display piece and a meaningful addition to any collection.

Commonly known as a chiefly weapon, the Tewhatewha is a carved long-handled Māori club shaped like an axe. Designed to be held with two hands, it features a mata (pointed end) on one side and a rapa (broad, quarter-round blade) on the other.

Traditionally carried by chiefs and leaders (rangatira), the Tewhatewha held both practical and symbolic significance. During battle, it was used not only as a weapon but also as a signalling tool, allowing leaders to direct and guide warriors on the battlefield.

Features:

• Approx. 105cm x 20cm

• Traditional Māori Tewhatewha design

• Features a mata (point) and rapa (broad blade)

• Symbolic of leadership and rangatira

• Ideal for display, gifting, collecting, or cultural appreciation

Deep tones honour Te Pō, representing night, potential, transition and the interconnected threads of whakapapa throughout time

• Black frames with coloured designs
• Brown lenses
• Comes with a free, exclusive case with an in-built lens cleaner

The perfect accessory to compliment your outfit.

Silky smooth, semi-see-through, lightweight scarf.

Measurement

• 143 cm long
• 50 cm wide

These colourful classic sunglasses from Moana Rd are fit for any occasion!

• Bright colourful frames
  
• Blue polarised lenses
  

This finely wooden Kotiate, showcases traditional Māori artistry with detailed carving.

Size approximately

• Kotiate- 340mm x 130mm

• Base - 230mm x 125mm

Used by Māori warriors for close combat in New Zealand’s dense bush, these compact weapons were designed for stabbing motions similar to a knife. Traditionally made from bone or jade, this wooden version includes a strong wrist tether to ensure a secure grip during intense use, reflecting both the practical function and cultural heritage of Māori weaponry.

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

• Vegan Leather Material
• Magnet Clasps
• Interior Pocket
• 40cm x 43cm

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

36cm H x 60cm W.