Kawakawa LeafKawakawa Leaf preparations were used as a general tonic to treat eczema and venereal disease, while the bitter root extract provided medicine for urinary complaints. The leaves contain myristicin, which is mildly antiseptic and has pain numbing properties, and so is used by Mori to allay toothache. Also, the kawakawa leaf with the most holes is the best to use. Length: 5cm Width: 5cm

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

Hei means: to be worn around the neck

They're also used in ceremonial contexts and are considered a taonga (treasure) in Māori culture

healing and comfort

and spirit

Silver Taniko earrings

*Benefits:*

These Kingi feathered earrings are crafted with black

leadership and resilience and its symbolism is commonly associated with two animals – a whale and a shark

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

and cohesion

or red agate for courage and confidence