Kowhaiwhai Panels
Kowhaiwhai are Māori motifs that convey stories through their meanings. We currently have two kowhaiwhai designs available: the koiri and the mangopare. These are two of our favorite designs, as they serve as meaningful reminders.
The koiri pattern holds many meanings, but one that particularly resonates with us speaks of adaptability and change. It encourages us to venture into the world, discover new experiences, and learn from them. Through this journey, we learn, adapt, and grow. The expectation is that you will return home to your loved ones and whānau, sharing your newfound knowledge and skills so that everyone can benefit from this collective learning and thrive together.
The mangopare design represents the hammerhead shark, embodying its remarkable characteristics: strength, tenacity, agility, perseverance, and resilience. These traits may reflect qualities you possess or aspire to cultivate.
Kowhaiwhai are Māori motifs that convey stories through their meanings. We currently have two kowhaiwhai designs available: the koiri and the mangopare. These are two of our favorite designs, as they serve as meaningful reminders.
The koiri pattern holds many meanings, but one that particularly resonates with us speaks of adaptability and change. It encourages us to venture into the world, discover new experiences, and learn from them. Through this journey, we learn, adapt, and grow. The expectation is that you will return home to your loved ones and whānau, sharing your newfound knowledge and skills so that everyone can benefit from this collective learning and thrive together.
The mangopare design represents the hammerhead shark, embodying its remarkable characteristics: strength, tenacity, agility, perseverance, and resilience. These traits may reflect qualities you possess or aspire to cultivate.
Kowhaiwhai are Māori motifs that convey stories through their meanings. We currently have two kowhaiwhai designs available: the koiri and the mangopare. These are two of our favorite designs, as they serve as meaningful reminders.
The koiri pattern holds many meanings, but one that particularly resonates with us speaks of adaptability and change. It encourages us to venture into the world, discover new experiences, and learn from them. Through this journey, we learn, adapt, and grow. The expectation is that you will return home to your loved ones and whānau, sharing your newfound knowledge and skills so that everyone can benefit from this collective learning and thrive together.
The mangopare design represents the hammerhead shark, embodying its remarkable characteristics: strength, tenacity, agility, perseverance, and resilience. These traits may reflect qualities you possess or aspire to cultivate.