Iti RoimataRoimata Represents the flow of positive energy, healing and is good for comfort. It is a teardrop pendant and is regarded as a touchstone. Ideal for meditation and represents a connection to the land. It was also used as a teething tooth for babies

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

good health and provides safe travel especially over water

Highlighting its natural beauty while incorporating intricate

It derives from the mythical conflict between the god Horus with his rival Set

and connection to the whenua of Aotearoa (New Zealand)

Representing the shark's power

Pounamu has long been treasured for its cultural significance

These pounamu guitar picks can also be worn as a taonga

A single roimata sits near your ear and your voice as a quiet reminder: love fully

and character found within natural New Zealand jade

body of a man and tail of a fish representing the sky

and resilience