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Our pounamu gift guide for the wonderfully different people in your life.

It is well-known that pounamu designs are embodied with deep

Mountain Jade - Supreme Winners, Rotorua Business Awards 2023

Mountain Jade crowned Supreme Winners at the Rotorua Business Awards 2023

Rotorua businesses came together for a huge evening of celebration and recognition, on Saturday night (4 Nov), as the Rotorua...

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Packaging for Generations

Ensuring we are respectful to the environment while endeavouring to teach the beauty of jade is something we will continue to...

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Māori traditions when buying pounamu. Answering your FAQs.

When it comes to buying pounamu, some of our customer's most frequently asked questions surround Māori traditions and customs,...

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Exploring Māori surface designs and patterns

Exploring Māori surface designs and patterns

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The meaning of Jade fern pendants

At its heart jade fern pendants are recognised as the unofficial symbol of New Zealand. They're worn as a sign of both...

Mythological creatures in Māori culture.

Mythological creatures in Māori culture.

Māori culture is rich in pūrākau (legends), and within these legends, mythological, supernatural, and magical creatures are...

Traditional Maori symbols and meanings

Traditional Maori symbols and meanings

Māori symbols are shared across many New Zealand art forms (tattoo art and pounamu carving especially) and have symbolism or...

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Māori carving techniques used to make jade necklaces

In pre-1800, New Zealand jade was crafted by Māori into tools, weapons, and items of adornment. The stone was shaped into adze...

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Māori weaponry and the Mere Pounamu

Māori weaponry and the Mere Pounamu

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Drawing inspiration from concept of kaitiaki

As tangata whenua – people of the land – Māori are intimately connected to the natural environment and have a distinct and...

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