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Koru Kāpia - Kauri Gum Spiral PendantKoru, the quintessential Mori pattern, represents growth, transformation, potential, and peace. Taken from the fern frond found throughout the forests of Aotearoa, koru represent the growth and transformation, the potential and peace found in the whenua (land). They are gifts of love and friendship. This uniquely designed koru was carved by Conrad Henderson from kpia (kauri gum) sourced from Northland and was set in Te Kuiti onewa (basalt) and nanga

This pair was carved by Kerry Thompson from tea stain cow bone

His mastery of wood carving has earned him recognition both nationally and internationally

They measure approximately 360mm by 110mm

the manaia is often depicted as a kaitiaki (protector) and messenger between the earthly and spiritual worlds

hold deep cultural significance

Note: This listing is for a single kotiate maire

Mau taringa are earrings that are carved in both traditional and contemporary styles

Porohita (circle) symbolise the completion of cycles

This pair was carved by Samuel Potter from kōkopu pounamu and measure 7 x 1

This piece was done by Alex Sands

This hei manawa was carved by Yuki Tanaka from kahurangi pounamu sourced from Te Wai Pounamu

This pair measures 60mm by 10mm