Heru maori bone hair comb Water feature In the centre of the

In the centre of the "V" are the bride and groom with the minister in front of them

The Poutama (step-like pattern) has both religious and educational meanings

Protect your eyes in style with Kaipara Bamboo Sunglasses

Moving from our clothing to Sunglasses

Pure essential oil of Ylang Ylang extracted from the plants

Heru maori bone hair comb Water feature In the centre of theBone heru size 15cm in length by 3cm In Maori mythology, Taniwha are beings that inhabit deep pools in rivers, oceans, lakes and dark caves. Known to inhabit dangerous places. This carving represents overcoming these dark places and having the strength to talk about it.