Toki Tokelau
This toki has the sail symbol from the Tokelau flag. It is a taonga to connect the owner with where they are from as well as with where they are now.
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Whānau Toki – Kawakawa Pounamu
I recently completed this meaningful commission for a father whose whānau wanted to gift him a taonga that symbolises his role within their family. The piece is a 6cm Toki carved from rich green Kawakawa Pounamu, sourced from the South Island of New Zealand. Kawakawa Pounamu is prized for its deep, even green hues with…
New Life Toki
This toki is designed for a very special kaupapa. This is a functional tool as well as beautiful pendant. This toki is designed to cut. To be used to cut the cord on their child when they are born. Later to be gifted to to the child as special taonga. How cool is that!
Classic Toki with Koru
Classic toki is a wonderful shape, and adding the koru in really sets it off.
Kaitiaki – Samoan and Maori
The heart of Aotearoa New Zealand echoes with stories of resilience, of traditions ancient and new. As this pounamu took shape, bearing the name Kaitiaki – the Guardian, two cultures merged their tales, weaving a tapestry of love, strength, and unity. Kaitiaki stands not just as a pendant but as a symbol of protection, but…
A Fusion of Land and Culture: Yellow and White Banded Agate Toki
This stunning yellow and white banded agate Toki was a joy to create, and it holds deep significance both for me and the friend who entrusted me with the stone. She discovered this agate in the Hinds River some time ago, sharing her find with me as a gift. I’ve finally crafted something worthy of…