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Toki – Fierce Lion
This toki is for a much loved man in a family. It was designed with mana and power in mind. The Lions head is to symbolise fearlessness, and urge to protect, loyalty, and leadership. It also connects this man with his home country, Sri Lanka, and so connects where he is from and where he…
Recurved Toki Whetu
This is an ataahua pounamu with a kaupapa to match. The number seven/whetu is significant to the wearer for many reasons. There are seven notches in the edge, 3 on one side and 4 on the other. This was commissioned just after the 7 week of level 4 lock down during the covid 19 measures…
Kahurangi Toki – Bright Green
This toki has beautiful translucency. The way the light shines through this when held up to the sun or a light source reveals the inner aspects of the stone. I love to be able to see into Pounamu. Every surface of this toki is curved. Curves are what makes a pendant feel good in the…
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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Porohita and Toki Wedding Set
These were made for a set of pendants for a wedding of some very good friends of mine. Having two pounamu that are carved from the same stone is a very special thing for a couple. Jade goes through some pretty serious stuff to become what it is today. It is formed when two…
Whakaora Toki
I am pleased to share my latest creation, a piece that embodies resilience, transformation, and the beauty of imperfection. This Inanga Pounamu Toki, measuring 8cm in length, is not just a carving—it’s a story of growth and renewal. I have named this taonga “Whakaora Toki.” The name “Whakaora” is a Māori word meaning “to heal,…