Hand-carved Niho pendant made from Kokopu Pounamu from the Arahura River, measuring 45mm. This unique piece symbolises strength, protection, and connection to the natural world of Aotearoa, featuring the distinctive speckled patterns of Kokopu Pounamu.
This 55mm Niho, carved from South Westland Pounamu, symbolises strength, courage, and resilience. The design represents a predator’s tooth, inspiring the wearer to face challenges with determination. With its hidden hole and tan cord, this taonga connects you to the land and traditions of Aotearoa.
Ōnewa Niho carved from basalt I collected in Akaroa. A symbol of strength, protection, and leadership, featuring a hidden hole and a tan cord.
This Pounamu Niho is hand-carved from Kawakawa Pounamu, a stone known for its deep green hues and natural inclusions. At 55mm long, it features a four-hole ringbolt lashing in black, adding strength and balance. The Niho (tooth) shape symbolises strength, leadership, and protection, traditionally associated with sharks and whales, representing resilience and guardianship. A meaningful taonga of Aotearoa, connecting the wearer to the land and its stories.
A Tapatoru carved from Auhunga Pounamu, featuring pale whitish-green tones with a touch of orange skin at the base. A strong, balanced taonga designed for someone with the mana to wear it.
