Koru The Koru inspired by the unfurling spiral of a New Zealand fern frond is traditionally a symbol for spiritual growth, life and peace. To others it reflects our search for knowledge and new beginnings. Traditionally, a Koru is given to another to show connection...
Hei-Matau (Fish Hook) Stylized Māori bone carving fish hooks express strength, prosperity, abundance, fertility and a great respect for the sea. Used as a practical tool for fishing they were often decorated to signify a sign of respect for those creatures from the...
Twist A twist with its crisscross form embodies the many paths of life and love thus personifying it as the original symbol for eternity. The joining together of two people for eternity is defined by the single twist. Although they may move experience separate...
Manaia An ancient mythical being with a bird’s head and human form is a Manaia. Known as the messenger between the earthly world of mortals and the domain of the spirits. This element demonstrates the strong links shared between the spirit world and the Māori...
Whales, Dolphins, Turtles The dominate forces for the Māori people has always come from the ocean representing the long distances traveled within their long canoes while living off the bounty of the tropical waters. Māori have a great appreciation for the creatures of...