Wood carvings

*This is a playable instrument*

Measurement- Approximately

• Putorino - 500mm x 40mm
• Base - 225mm x 60mm

The Wooden Putorino (flute) is hand-carved and includes a stand. Each piece is individually crafted, resulting in minor variations.. 

This full-length Maori carved Taiaha serves as an ideal gift or trophy and is also suitable for use in mau rakau.

The taiaha features intricate carvings on both the head and the shaft’s end. Full-size taiaha are highly valued globally, particularly by collectors, members of Maori cultural groups overseas, and as meaningful gifts for occasions such as 21st birthdays.

This is a full-size Taiaha, measuring approximately 160cm in length.

The Maori Taiaha is best characterized as a pointed staff, featuring a carved head with paua shell eyes and a boldly extended tongue. This authentic replica faithfully replicates the traditional design, with symmetrical carvings on both sides. The shaft is adorned with feathers positioned just below the head.

The tokotoko is a traditional Māori ceremonial walking stick, intricately carved and used as a symbol of authority and status by the speaker within a marae.

This tokotoko is measuring approximately 97cm in length

This beautifully carved Māori Waka paddle offers a distinctive gift option, suitable for any occasion and an excellent alternative to a traditional 21st key.

The measurement approximately is 61cm in length x 17cm in width

Its flat back and rope near the handle’s top make it easy to hang on the wall, allowing it to serve as a striking decorative piece that celebrates Māori heritage and artistry.

This freestanding Manaia wood carving features Paua shell eyes

Measurement

• 460mm x 170mm

Manaia - represents a supernatural figure with a bird’s head, human body, and fish tail, symbolizing the sky, earth, and sea. It is a guardian or messenger, the Manaia’s presence enhances the tapu (sacredness) of the carving, with greater numbers increasing its spiritual significance. Manaia motifs traditionally appear on vessels, weapons, and decorative ornaments.

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

Size approximately

• Patu - 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 stone 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.

Measurement Approximately - Bowl 200mm x 65mm, Base 200mm x 50mm.

The Wooden Carved Bowl with Lid exemplifies the rich cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship of Māori artisans.

Measurement - Approximately

• Koauau - 140mm x 50mm
• Base - 150mm x 80mm

Experience the enchanting sound of our beautifully carved koauau, a traditional Māori flûte. Crafted with care, this playable instrument comes complete with a base for easy display. Perfect for musicians and collectors alike, it embodies both artistry and cultural heritage. Elevate your music experience with this stunning piece!

Beautifully carved koauau, base included

This Māori patu showcases a detailed Koru carving, embodying spiritual themes of peace, tranquility, new beginnings, and positive change. 

Measuring approximately

• Patu - 315mm x 110mm
• Base - 80mm x 140mm

it includes a wrist cord for ease of use. The design is beautifully added withk native paua shell, highlighting traditional craftsmanship and cultural significance.

This finely carved wooden Patu, showcases traditional Māori artistry with detailed front carvings.

Size approximately

• Patu 290mm x 130mm
• Base 80mm x 145mm.

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 stone 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.

"The Hei Matau serves as a significant symbol in Māori culture, symbolizing good luck and safe travels. It is gifted as a token of strength, prosperity, and peace."

Measurement

• 255mm x 175mm

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

Wooden Koru Statue

Measurement 

• 200mm x 175mm

The Koru Wooden Statue represents the Māori concept of new beginnings, growth, and harmony. Inspired by the natural life cycle, the tightly coiled koru symbolizes infancy, gradually unfurling as it matures, mirroring human development from childhood to adulthood. This finely crafted piece captures the essence of transformation and balance.