MokokauaeMoko kauae refers to traditional Mori facial tattoos on the chin or jawline, specifically for women. These intricate designs are considered taonga (treasures) and hold significant cultural and spiritual importance. Moko kauae represent a woman's status, whakapapa (genealogy), connection to tupuna (ancestors) and life experiences.

and remembrance

A heart resonates as the perfect expression of love

Ideal for meditation and represents a connection to the land

These pounamu guitar picks can also be worn as a taonga

present & future

potential being (black

Taniko patterns can be a potent symbol of female empowerment

It’s asymmetry with meaning — a piece you wear when you’re walking your own path

often seen in carvings and weaving

In Māori culture

Niho/tooth is thought to represent strength

The Hei Tiki represents the human form