Aroha Stone Waterfall Toki
$400.0065mm Aroha Stone Toki with stylised waterfall form and riverbed rear. Bold marbling in pink, violet, and white. Symbol of graceful strength and movement.
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Dark Serpentine Pounamu Toki
$250.00This 75mm Toki is carved from dark, almost black Serpentine Pounamu. Its deep tone gives it a strong, grounded presence, while subtle green gem-like inclusions catch the light when you look closely. Finished with a black lashing and cord, it is ready to wear. The Toki shape symbolises strength, determination, and resilience.
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Inanga Hei Toki
$850.00A Hei Toki carved from fine-grained blue-grey Inanga Pounamu from the Tasman region. It features a soft crescent-shaped cutting edge, a black lashing, and a mixed-colour cord of blues, greens, and dark brown. The toggle is made from the same stone. This taonga symbolises strength, learning, and the steady growth that comes from facing life’s challenges with patience and purpose.
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Inanga Pounamu Toki
$280.00This 55mm Toki is carved from pale green Inanga Pounamu, with soft tones that glow gently in the light. Its classic form is paired with a bold black lashing for contrast. A clean, simple taonga with timeless presence.
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Kaitorete Toki – Whatuaho
$180.00This 55mm Toki is crafted from Whatuaho (Greywacke), sourced from Kaitorete Spit in Canterbury. Greywacke forms the bedrock of the Southern Alps, symbolising strength and resilience. The Toki represents courage, leadership, and the ability to shape one’s destiny, connecting you to the powerful heritage of Aotearoa.
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Kawakawa Pounamu Toki – Deep Green Strength
$290.00This 60mm Classic Kawakawa Pounamu Toki is carved from deep green stone with rich natural variation throughout. The traditional proportions and clean lines give it a strong, timeless presence. Finished with a black lashing and cord, it is ready to wear. The toki form symbolises strength, leadership, and determination, making it a meaningful everyday taonga.
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Kawakawa Pounamu Toki – Whao
$300.00A deep green Kawakawa Pounamu toki inspired by the form of the whao. Featuring soft white cloud-like inclusions, an angled base, and finished with a bar lashing and three-braided black cord.
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Kiripaka Hei Toki Taonga
$220.00This 55mm Hei Toki is carved from Kiripaka (Silcrete), a stone traditionally used by Māori in Aotearoa for tools and cutting implements before European arrival. The Toki is one of the most recognised and important forms in te ao Māori, symbolising strength, resilience, skill, and leadership. This piece carries soft grey and pale orange tones with strong darker striping through the front, while the back holds a rich burnt orange natural staining from the outside of the original boulder. It is finished with a traditional black lashing that contrasts strongly against the earthy colours of the stone.
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Kiripaka Toki Roimata Taonga
$190.00This 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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Mana Mātau – Toki
$500.00A 78mm Toki carved from Kawakawa Pounamu with pale rind on one side and a scroll design at the top. It balances strength and scale with academic grace. A tactile taonga for thoughtful leadership.
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Mana Toki – Aotea Waterfall
$1,050.00Carved by Paul Berry, this Mana Toki carries the flowing waterfall style he is known for, with concave curves up each face. Shaped from Aotea, it shows pale greens, whites, soft blues, and a darker mineral band through the centre. A blue ring-bolt lashing and a four-braid multicoloured cord complete the piece. The handmade toggle echoes the toki’s shape, giving the taonga a clean, unified finish.
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Ngā Wera o te Pounamu
$1,000.00Whanaunga is a set of two taonga — a Toki and a Roimata — carved from the same piece of deep green serpentine Pounamu from the Nelson area. Each is 60mm long, with a black lashing. Their shared origin symbolises enduring connection — two pieces that were one for countless years, now carrying that bond into the lives of those who wear them.
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Raukaraka Toki
$350.00The Hei Toki symbolises strength, determination, and the ability to move forward with purpose. It represents shaping your own path and carrying resilience through life.
This 75mm Hei Toki is carved from Raukaraka Pounamu, featuring pale green tones with a warm orangey hue running through it. The stone shows a natural gradient from darker to lighter areas, giving it depth and movement. Finished with a tan lashing and a subtle offset curve at the base and cutting edge, it is a clean, balanced piece with a strong presence.
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Tasman Pounamu Hei Toki
$600.00Carved by Paul Berry, this Hei Toki is made from tight-grained pounamu from the Tasman region with a soft blue-green tone. The 75mm blade has clean lines and a matching pounamu toggle on a full braided cord in mixed browns with a hint of purple-grey. A Hei Toki symbolises strength, courage, and determination.
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Te Pou Taurite
$300.00Te Pou Taurite means “the balanced pillar.” This wide hei toki is carved from gem-quality Kawakawa Pounamu and measures 40mm long and 40mm wide at the base, giving it a solid, grounded presence. When held to the light it glows with deep green clarity, showing the strength within the stone. The hei toki symbolises resilience, determination, and the ability to stand firm — this piece carries that meaning in a compact, balanced form.
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Te Toka Pūmau Set
$1,300.00Te Toka Pūmau is a connected set of taonga carved from a single cobble of Inanga Pounamu. The display stone forms the foundation of the set, while the Roimata and Toki were carved from the piece removed to create its base, permanently linking all three pieces through the same whakapapa of stone.
The display piece naturally resembles either a fern frond or a mountain range rising upward from the whenua. Rather than being shaped into that form, the natural contours of the cobble revealed it once the front face was polished. The Roimata and Toki both retain the natural rind on their backs, preserving the original surface of the stone while contrasting against the polished carved fronts. Together, the set represents grounding, connection, strength, and shared origins.