Canvas Kakahurirena / Korowai (Wall hangings)A kkahu (korowai) on canvas refers to a stunning piece of Mori art featuring traditional korowai (cloak) designs and patterns woven or depicted on a canvas. Korowai are highly valued in symbolising status, spirituality, and connection to ancestors and culture. These canvases are perfect to have in your home or to give as gifts

while its elegant design makes it a stylish accessory to wear with your taonga

Kawakawa leaves are often used in traditional Māori medicine and cooking

- Adding a touch of Māori culture to your daily life

reflecting the stories and traditions of our ancestors

though nowadays it takes on new meaning

They can be given as a 21st key which symbolises receiving your key into adulthood

in which Set tore out or destroyed one or both of Horus's eyes and the eye was subsequently healed or returned to Horus with the assistance of another deity

It is a symbol of culture

Width: 5cm

- Individuals looking for a unique and stylish accessory

Taniko patterns can be a potent symbol of female empowerment

Roimata Represents the flow of positive energy