KapeuKapeu are slender adornments with a slight bend at the bottom and were often worn as ear and neck pendants. Kapeu were highly prized and a sign of high rank in Mori society. As with many Mori personal adornments, Kapeu are often passed down generationally.

a cryptocrystalline form of silica

making it an essential tool for any shepherd

Length: 5cm

Moko kauae refers to traditional Māori facial tattoos on the chin or jawline

Traditionally Heru were worn by Maori to fasten their long hair into a top knot

Metal: sterling silver hooks

It represents growth

Kawakawa leaves are often used to make teas

Roimata/Kuru/The Drop Encourages knowledge

and showcase their skills

skilled craftsmanship creating a beautiful and unique piece

Manawa/Heart designs are often associated with feelings and meanings of love