Moko Made NZ
Kaokao
Kaokao
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Artist's Intepretation
The Kaokao pattern represents strength, protection and unity. It was seen to depict the stance that warriors made when doing the haka, the rib cage which protects the vital organs and the shape of the armpit when you embrace someone. This pattern is a reminder that even when you feel like things are hard, seek support and know that you are protected and guided by those who love you.
The Tūmatakahuki stitch represents the binding together of both our physical and spiritual world. Allowing us the comfort of knowing that although our loved ones by not be with us physically, we carry them with us in spirit.
Our Craftsmanship
Discover the exquisite craftsmanship of Ange Moko, a master weaver who brings traditional Tukutuku panels to life. Each panel is meticulously hand-tied using natural materials and fine leather, ensuring every piece is a unique work of art. Small panels take up to 10 working days, while larger pieces require 12 to 28 days to perfect. Embrace a piece of cultural heritage, beautifully crafted to tell its own timeless story.