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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
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:
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Approx. 105cm x 20cm
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Traditional Māori Tewhatewha design
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Features a mata (point) and rapa (broad blade)
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Symbolic of leadership and rangatira
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Ideal for display, gifting, collecting, or cultural appreciation
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.
This Taniwha Awhi Hand Puppet, designed by Miriama Grace-Smith, is the perfect play partner for tamariki and whānau alike.
Simply slip your hand inside and bring this mischievous taniwha to life! Perfect for storytelling, imaginative play, puppet shows or introducing a touch of Māori folklore magic into 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.
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
This Beef Bone Heru is 170mm x 30mm. It is a single prong heru. A heru is a Māori decorative wearable comb, suitable for both genders. A free gift box is included with purchase.
Meaning:
- The Tewhatewha is a traditional Māori weapon serving as a powerful symbol of status and leadership. The tewhatewha is usually given to a person of mana or authority, such as a rangatira or chief, marking them as a leader respected for their wisdom, courage and guidance. Its presence in ceremonial occasions, speeches or gatherings signifies responsibility, protection and identity
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: BH086
This Manaia Beef Bone Heru is 155mm x 35mm. It is a 4 prong heru. A heru is a Māori decorative wearable comb, suitable for both genders. It includes paua shell pieces. A free gift box is included with purchase.
Meaning:
- The Manaia is a guardian figure that moves seamlessly between the physical and spiritual world. This Manaia depicts the head of a bird, body of a man and the tail of a fish. The balance between the sky, earth, and sea. It acts as a kaitiaki (guardian) for the wearer and represents protection and balance throughout life’s journey.
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: BH059
This Beef Bone Heru is 170mm x 30mm. It is a single prong heru. A heru is a Māori decorative wearable comb, suitable for both genders. A free gift box is included with purchase.
Meaning:
- The Tewhatewha is a traditional Māori weapon serving as a powerful symbol of status and leadership. The tewhatewha is usually given to a person of mana or authority, such as a rangatira or chief, marking them as a leader respected for their wisdom, courage and guidance. Its presence in ceremonial occasions, speeches or gatherings signifies responsibility, protection and identity
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: BH057
These Beef Bone Earrings are 25mm with 20mm hypo-allergenic, stainless steel hooks.
Meaning:
- The shape of this design is a Niho which is influenced by the shape of a shark tooth. The Niho exudes strength and courage and is also a symbol of protection and good luck.
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: #130
These Whalebone Earrings are 50mm x 10mm plus 20mm hypoallergenic stainless steel hooks.
Meanings:
- These intricate patterns symbolise connection, strength and the journey of life.
- The repeated triangular design reflects whakapapa (genealogy), unity, protection and the interconnection between past, present, and future generations.
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.
These Whalebone Earrings are 55mm x 10mm plus 20mm hypoallergenic stainless steel hooks.
Meanings:
- The Roimata represents the journey of life, healing, comfort, well-being and emotional strength. The tear drop like shape carries positive energy and strength whilst connecting to the greater elements of the world.
- 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.
Improve your Te Reo Māori and learn how to build proper sentences with these vibrant learning cards. Featuring colour-coded, numbered cards and easy-to-follow sentence structure pamphlets, this system makes it simple to learn and create clear, grammatically correct sentences.
- 70x Playing Cards
- 5x Guide Cards
- 1x Instructions sheet
- 1x Cheat sheet
This Tino Rangatiratanga Tote Bag is available in two sizes. Handcrafted from recycled plastic waste - bottles are collected, shredded and made into vibrant strapping, then woven to create these beautiful peke!
These are great for everyday use! They are durable, eco-friendly, and stylish!
Sizes available:
- Medium: approx 29cm height 30cm width 18cm depth
- Large: approx 33cm height 33cm width 18cm depth
Important Note: Sizing is approximate due to the handcrafted nature of these bags.
This Tino Rangatiratanga Picnic Bag is available in 2 sizes. Handcrafted from recycled plastic waste - bottles are collected, shredded and woven into vibrant strapping to create these beautiful peke!
These are perfect for picnics, beach days or everyday use! They are durable, eco-friendly and stylish!
Sizes available:
- Medium: approx 30cm height 32cm width 15cm depth
- Large: approx 32cm height 34cm width 16cm depth
Important Note: Sizing is approximate due to the handcrafted nature of these bags.
Stay hydrated in style with Moana Road's 1L Drink Bottle! It keeps drinks hot or cold for 8 hours and comes with a straw cleaner and carrying handle, making it both practical and fashionable.
- 1 Litre
- Hand wash only Lid/Straw
- Dishwasher Safe
A collaboration by Moana Rd with Aotearoa Otautahi based artist River Jayden.
"Te Wai O Te Whenua (Water of the Land) celebrates the sacred flow of water and it's deep connection to our whenua. Using bold red, black and white Kōwhaiwhai-inspired patterns, the design symbolises water's life-giving energy - honouring the land, nurturing our people, and connecting us to our Whakapapa (Ancestry)."
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