Kotahitanga / Unity Dish Cufflinks Kupe pursued his enemy Te

Kupe pursued his enemy Te Wheke O Muturangi down the east coast of the North Island where Te Wheke took refuge in a cave in the reef of Castlepoint (Rangiwhakaoma) below where the lighthouse sits today

68mm length of stone

Chatham Island Forget-Me-Not flowers produce abundant baby blue flowers

55mm Drop studs

230mm H x 200mm W

Kotahitanga / Unity Dish Cufflinks Kupe pursued his enemy TeThe black horse represents freedom and untamed energies. A connection between the earthly world and spiritual realms. A sacred messenger of transformation. 130mm H x 110mm W ceramic dish The silhouette, which became popular in the 18th century as an affordable form of portraiture, is intentionally stripped back and simplified. By removing the superficial, it invites us to look beneath the surface and recognise our shared humanity and the idea that we