ManaiaA Manaia is a guardian, this spiritual piece is thought to protect the wearer from evil bringing balance and protection. It has the head of a bird, body of a man and tail of a fish representing the sky, earth and sea. Often times they can include three fingers representing birth, life and death.

compassion

A kākahu (korowai) on canvas refers to a stunning piece of Māori art featuring traditional korowai (cloak) designs and patterns woven or depicted on a canvas

Toki/Adze was often displayed by people of authority (Māori elders) and represents: power

connection to tupuna (ancestors) and life experiences

Ideal for meditation and also represents a connection to the land

It has the head of a bird

and connection to the sea and ancestors

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

Whether chosen as a personal taonga or gifted to someone special

and cohesion

blending natural materials and thoughtful design

as well as Tāwhirimātea