Toki – Chisel
This toki is made to resemble a modern day wood chisel. An ideal pendant for someone that works with their hands, as well representing leadership, courage, and strength.
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Haeata Makerspace Set
Haeata Community Campus has just got their Pounamu carving space up and running, and I got a chance to have a go. Got to know some great people through this space and it felt right to give these pendants to those people as well as to support the kaupapa of the Makerspace at Haeata. The…
Kaha – Recurved Toki
This is a piece for a strong man who wears his heart on his sleeve, on the inside. A really cool way to represent a hard exterior and a soft inside by putting the design on the back of the toki.
“Hine Toka” – A Toki of Enduring Strength
Hine Toka, an 11cm Toki carved from Douglas Creek Pounamu, a stone of unmatched beauty and depth. This piece features a stunning interplay of deep dark greens, bright forest greens, and white patterning, creating a visual narrative as rich as the whenua it comes from. The Toki is finished with a white lashing and a…
Tākiri Pounamu Toki
This 50mm Toki is carved from Tākiri Pounamu, a remarkable type of stone sourced from Douglas Creek. The name “Tākiri” reflects the energy of awakening, new beginnings, and the spark of transformation, all of which are deeply tied to the origins and meaning of this Pounamu. The swirling patterns of green within the stone are…
Waiora Whānau
There is a profound narrative captured within the contours of a Pounamu toki, one that speaks to the heart of Aotearoa’s cultural heritage and the land’s natural beauty. Today, we introduce ‘Waiora Whānau,’ a name that embodies the vitality and community represented by a specially crafted 6 cm toki made from kawa kawa pounamu. This…
Te Taura Whakapapa
Te Taura Whakapapa means the binding line of genealogy. I chose this name because this set was carved from a single family-held piece of Kawakawa Pounamu that had already travelled through generations. The stone itself carried whakapapa before I ever touched it. By shaping it into taonga for different members of the whānau, the line…
