Carving meanings

Koru

An unfurling silver fern frond, symbolising new life, growth, strength & peace.

Roimata

Meaning tears of sadness or grief, the Roimata are named for their teardrop shape, and are widely regarded as touchstones in healing and meditation. Roimata carvings are also believed to hold a strong connection to the land.

Rau Kūmara

A traditional twist design representing an eternal bond of friendship, love and loyalty.

Toki

Based on traditional adze designs, Hei Toki’s were traditionally worn by chiefs and warriors as symbols of power, wisdom & authority.

Manaia

A guardian of nature and the environment, and a talisman against evil for the wearer.

Matau

A traditional fish hook design denoting good luck, strength, and safe travel across water.

Hei Tiki

A good luck charm and symbol of fertility. A talisman against evil for the wearer.