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$290.00
This Roimata taonga is carved from Inanga Pounamu, featuring striking dark grey to black dendritic patterning flowing in from one side and soft swirling detail through the stone. The body shifts from a deeper pale green into very light, milky green tones, giving it real depth and movement. Measuring approximately 70mm long by 35mm wide, it is finished with a simple drilled hole and suspended on a black cord, keeping the focus on the stone and the form. A strong, elegant piece that carries both softness and contrast.
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$130.00
This naturally tumbled Kawakawa Pounamu has taken the form of a small knife, complete with a handle-like shape. Measuring 60mm long, it’s not sharp or functional as a blade, but the form evokes purpose and intention. The rich green colouring of the stone comes through clearly, with some natural inclusions adding depth and character.
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$190.00
This 65mm roimata is carved from rich kawakawa pounamu with a deep green colour and a beautiful glow when held up to the light. The design carries the gentle form of a traditional roimata, with a softly curved base that gives a subtle connection to the shape of a toki while maintaining the smooth, flowing lines of the pendant. Suspended on a black roimata lashing, it is a taonga that symbolises healing, strength, and the ability to move forward through life’s challenges.
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$190.00
This 70mm roimata is carved from Kawakawa Pounamu, with a simple form that gently tapers in thickness towards the flatter base. The deep green stone has a gorgeous soft glow when held up to the light and is finished with a black cord. The roimata represents emotion, healing and connection, as well as strength through difficult experiences.
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$180.00
This 90mm Roimata is carved from Kiripaka (Silcrete), a stone with deep connections to early Māori use in Aotearoa for tools and cutting implements. The long flowing shape of the Roimata symbolises healing, reflection, and emotional strength. One side carries burnt grey tones while the other shows rich dark browns and rusty colours, giving the taonga a strong earthy character. It is finished with an earthy green spiral cord that complements the natural tones of the stone.
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$190.00
This delicate 65mm taonga is carved from Kiripaka (Silcrete), a stone traditionally used by Māori in Aotearoa for tools and cutting implements before European arrival. The narrow form combines elements of both the Toki and Roimata, bringing together the symbolism of strength, determination, healing, and reflection. The stone carries soft grey colouring with subtle orangey tones through it and is finished with a tan Roimata-style lashing at the top.
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$900.00
Kōtuitui speaks to connection that remains strong even through separation. Carved from the same piece of Kawakawa Pounamu, this matching Toki and Roimata symbolise two people whose lives, histories, or relationships remain interwoven no matter where life takes them. Though the stone has been divided into two taonga, both pieces still carry the same shared origin and journey within them.
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$240.00
This 50mm Roimata is carved from serpentine sourced from the Tasman area, a stone full of contrast and depth. The dark, deep greens are broken by pale green mottling and small traces of oxidised orange rind, giving the piece strong character and presence. Shaped with a firm, almost toki-like edge at the base, this Roimata carries a sense of strength and steadiness. Finished with a black Roimata lashing, it is a grounded and resilient taonga.
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$850.00
Manu Huia is a carved huia feather made from dark green serpentine from the Nelson–Tasman area. It has an opaque white rind naturally forming the pale feather tip, creating a striking contrast. The stone appears almost black until held to the light, where its translucency reveals the depth and patterning within. This taonga symbolises dignity, respect, and the carrying of legacy, echoing the mana of the original huia feather. It is 95mm long and finished with a black lashing.
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$190.00
This crescent moon Pounamu taonga represents Marama, symbolising cycles, renewal, and guidance through change. Carved from mid forest green Pounamu with darker patterning, it is 45mm long and quietly grounded in form and meaning.
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$170.00
This 50mm Roimata is carved from Marsden Flower Jade with rich green colour and golden flowering throughout. The base is fully rounded, giving the piece a smooth, flowing form. With a curved front and flat back, it’s suspended by a simple hole on a black cord — a timeless and meaningful taonga.
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$205.00
This 90mm taonga is carved from Marutea Pakohe, a dense and fine-grained form of argillite. Tapered at both ends with flowing curves, it’s lashed with a black spiral binding. The Roimata form symbolises healing, connection, and the release of emotion. This piece carries the grounded strength of Pakohe, treasured by Māori for generations as a tool and taonga stone.
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$160.00
This 70mm Roimata is carved from striped grey Pakohe sourced from the Takaka area. Tapered at both ends, it reflects the natural flow of emotion and healing. Pakohe is a stone of strength, endurance, and connection to tūpuna, and this piece honours that legacy. It’s finished with a black spiral lashing and ready to wear.
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$190.00
This 75mm pākohe niho pendant symbolises strength, protection, and connection. The creamy stone glows softly in the light and is finished with a three-hole lashing. Niho shapes represent identity and courage, making this a taonga of quiet power and deep meaning.
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$270.00
Parirau Kākāriki, meaning “green wing”, draws inspiration from the flowing shape of a wing in motion. This 80mm Roimata is carved from richly coloured Kawakawa Pounamu with beautiful translucency and a graceful, sculptural form. Finished with a traditional black Roimata lashing, it is a taonga that combines elegance, movement, and meaning.
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$210.00
A small and elegant Pounamu Roimata pendant, 50mm long, with soft rounded curves and a clean flat face on both sides. When held up to the light the stone reveals beautiful internal patterns and translucency, giving the taonga a living depth. It is finished with a traditional black roimata lashing, making it ready to wear.