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Contains: Beeswax, shea butter, avocado butter, almond oil, jojoba oil, Rosemany & sage essentail oils.

1x He Whakaputanga 1835 Ake Ake Ake"Declaration of Independence 1835 Forevermore"He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni - known in English as the Declaration of Independence of the United Tribes of New Zealand - is a constitutional document of historical and cultural significance that affir...

Contains: Shea butter, coconut oil, almond oil, jojoba oil, olive oil, argan oil, avocado oil, Vitamin E, homemade apple cider vinegar, saponfied oils, (coconut, shea buuter, almond and olive), essential oils & mica.

To Use: Push bar up from the bottom and run into warm dry skin. Best used straight after a shower and then massaged in with hands

Pounamu roimata 45mm Roimata – Tear DropWearing a Roimata or Tear Drop shaped, also called kuru, pounamu pendant is about comfort and caring for people. It represents shared emotions, compassion, empathy, confidence, solidarity, reassurance.It is a symbol that connects with emotions and the heart...

Hei TokiThe Toki was a originally a tool used by Māori. The pounamu was painstakingly shaped into heavy and robust forms and could be either lashed to a handle or held in the hand. They were used for cutting down trees, carving out canoes/waka, or carving designs into meeting houses/marae.A finer v...

Niho – ToothNiho, meaning “teeth" in Māori, holds a potent symbolism that often draws inspiration from whales and sharks – powerful creatures revered in Māori culture. The niho design can take many forms, from stylized carvings to actual teeth incorporated into adornments.Traditionally, niho...

Roimata – Tear DropWearing a Roimata or Tear Drop shaped, also called kuru, pounamu pendant is about comfort and caring for people. It represents shared emotions, compassion, empathy, confidence, solidarity, reassurance.It is a symbol that connects with emotions and the heart.Roimata were traditio...

Hei TokiThe Toki was a originally a tool used by Māori. The pounamu was painstakingly shaped into heavy and robust forms and could be either lashed to a handle or held in the hand. They were used for cutting down trees, carving out canoes/waka, or carving designs into meeting houses/marae.A finer v...

Hei TokiThe Toki was a originally a tool used by Māori. The pounamu was painstakingly shaped into heavy and robust forms and could be either lashed to a handle or held in the hand. They were used for cutting down trees, carving out canoes/waka, or carving designs into meeting houses/marae.A finer v...

Roimata – Tear DropWearing a Roimata or Tear Drop shaped, also called kuru, pounamu pendant is about comfort and caring for people. It represents shared emotions, compassion, empathy, confidence, solidarity, reassurance.It is a symbol that connects with emotions and the heart.Roimata were traditio...

Hei TokiThe Toki was a originally a tool used by Māori. The pounamu was painstakingly shaped into heavy and robust forms and could be either lashed to a handle or held in the hand. They were used for cutting down trees, carving out canoes/waka, or carving designs into meeting houses/marae.A finer v...

Hei TokiThe Toki was a originally a tool used by Māori. The pounamu was painstakingly shaped into heavy and robust forms and could be either lashed to a handle or held in the hand. They were used for cutting down trees, carving out canoes/waka, or carving designs into meeting houses/marae.A finer v...

Roimata – Tear DropWearing a Roimata or Tear Drop shaped, also called kuru, pounamu pendant is about comfort and caring for people. It represents shared emotions, compassion, empathy, confidence, solidarity, reassurance.It is a symbol that connects with emotions and the heart.Roimata were traditio...

Niho – ToothNiho, meaning “teeth" in Māori, holds a potent symbolism that often draws inspiration from whales and sharks – powerful creatures revered in Māori culture. The niho design can take many forms, from stylized carvings to actual teeth incorporated into adornments.Traditionally, niho...

Roimata – Tear DropWearing a Roimata or Tear Drop shaped, also called kuru, pounamu pendant is about comfort and caring for people. It represents shared emotions, compassion, empathy, confidence, solidarity, reassurance.It is a symbol that connects with emotions and the heart.Roimata were traditio...

Roimata – Tear DropWearing a Roimata or Tear Drop shaped, also called kuru, pounamu pendant is about comfort and caring for people. It represents shared emotions, compassion, empathy, confidence, solidarity, reassurance.It is a symbol that connects with emotions and the heart.Roimata were traditio...