KapeuKapeu are slender adornments with a slight bend at the bottom and were often worn as ear and neck pendants. Kapeu were highly prized and a sign of high rank in Mori society. As with many Mori personal adornments, Kapeu are often passed down generationally.

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our Taniko Kete is the perfect companion

A Hei Tiki is worn in remembrance of past ancestors

and whakapapa (genealogy)

Hei Toki/Adze

Heru indicated the rank of the wearer and were often carved from a single piece of wood

Ideal for meditation and also represents a connection to the land

A takarangi is a traditional Māori design

A chest/breast plate originally signified strength and protection in battle

this ring features a simple and elegant design

Each bracelet is a one-of-a-kind piece

focus and was often displayed by people of authority (māori elders)