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Kāhui Tohorā 5 no.11Te Hekenga o te Khui Tohor Matariki signals the migration of tohor pods along our coastline, as they depart their Antarctic feeding grounds for tropical Pacific island retreats. While celebrating the rising of Matariki, one can gaze toward the horizon and perhaps glimpse these majestic tohor journeying north to warmer waters. Inspired by this seasonal migration, each Tohor is crafted from Japanese Cedar, with planks cut on a bandsaw, glued, and

Isla de Aroha

ensuring safe passage

it was believed that the tohorā swam between the physical and spiritual realms

The canvas is a light cotton poplin and can be hung with tacks directly into a plaster wall or tacked to top timber strip

Available in 50cm and 60cm sizes

breathable

referencing the subdivision and administration of whenua

where sunlight and resilience meet

Simple slip construction no zips or ties

size: 64 x34 cm

Baby Ponga set against and apricot sky

this kimono blends tradition with everyday practicality — perfect for exploring