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Agate Whenua Tpapa Pou Whakawhirinaki Chakra: Base Agate is the stone you turn to when you need stabilisation. Its gentle vibrational frequencies are perfect for anyone wanting to slow down and balance life. This stone works to soothe stress, and connect and align the mind, body and wairua

Citrine Hkoakoa Harikoa Pou Tokomanawa Chakra(s): Heart Naval. A variation of quartz. Citrine promotes the health of internal organs and tissue regeneration. Detoxifies physical, emotional and mental bodies while enhancing body healing energy. This stone assists with diminishing self-destr

Clear Quartz Whakakaha Whakaora Te Thuhu Chakra(s): All. Clear Quartz is a master healer and is one of the most versatile stones in the mineral kingdom. It stimulates the immune system and helps to harmonise your tinana and your wairua programme clear quartz to memorise your intentions and

Rose Quartz Aroha Whakawhanaungatanga Pou Mataaho Chakra: Heart. Known as "The Unconditional Love" stone. Rose Quartz guides you to deepen relationships and embrace kindness, tenderness, and a loving connection to yourself through the heart chakra. It can also attract love

Amethyst Maungrongo Rongo-manawa Pou Tuarongo Chakra(s): Third-eye and the Crown. Amethyst is all about spirituality, intuition and connection to the universe. The healing properties of this stone bring peace, relaxation and spiritual awareness. It also assists in balancing out emotions an

Rua was edited by Ataria Sharman, Emma Te Rina Smith and Sinead Overbye and copyedited by Cassie Hart with original cover art by Twyla Bell. Contributors are Miriama Gemmell, Emma Te Rina Smith, Cameron MacCausland Taylor, Tehya Henare-Toka, Colleen Maria Lenihan, Hera Monaghan, Teah Carlson, Simon

In Wh. let Ariana Tikao take you on a journey exploring Te Mana o te Ruahine. Find your voice in the powerful narratives of first-time authors Jessica Hinerangi Thompson Carr and Emma Hislop in Their Own Words. Discover Deborah Heke's research on Embracing Mtauranga Mori in Physical Welln

In Wh. let Ariana Tikao take you on a journey exploring Te Mana o te Ruahine. Find your voice in the powerful narratives of first-time authors Jessica Hinerangi Thompson Carr and Emma Hislop in Their Own Words. Discover Deborah Heke's research on Embracing Mtauranga Mori in Physical Welln

Awa Wahine is more than a magazine; its a korowai of krero and toi to resonate with your ngkau and light a fire in your pukulovingly crafted by whine Mori and Pacific artists and writers. Our fifth issue, Rima. is our best yet. It features astrology with the stars, fertility

Meet Nohinohi, the lovable kea from the childrens fantasy fiction book Hine and the Tohunga Portal by Ataria Sharman, published by Huia. This soft and cuddly plush stands 25cm tall, bringing the magic of the story to life for readers of all ages.

Hine and the Tohunga Portal is a fast-paced fantasy adventure published by Huia. Hine and her brother, Hhepa, unwittingly step through a portal into an ancient realm inhabited by the atua Mori (Mori deities), Kea bird tribes, patupaiarehe (fairy people), moa and giant eagles. This world is in tu

If you're unsure what book or homeware they prefer, purchase an Awa Wahine kri koha and let them decide This is a digital gift card. A unique code will be emailed to you or the recipient that can be used at the checkout. Please email us at ataria@awawahine if you have any issues.

Papatnuku: A collection of writings by Indigenous whine is a powerful anthology of writing by Mori and Pacific women. It offers a fresh, raw, and deeply personal tribute to Papatnuku, the Earth Mother. Through stories, poems, and reflections, the contributors explore the sacred con

Papatnuku: A collection of writings by Indigenous whine is a powerful anthology of writing by Mori and Pacific women. It offers a fresh, raw, and deeply personal tribute to Papatnuku, the Earth Mother. Through stories, poems, and reflections, the contributors explore the sacred con

Awa Wahine is more than a bi-annual boutique magazine; its a korowai of krero and toi to resonate with your ngkau and light a fire in your pukulovingly crafted by Indigenous writers and artists. This package includes printed copies of Awa Wahine Issues 1: Kotahi through 6: Ono. Awa Wahine

Awa Wahine Issue 6: Ono A Magical Celebration of Creation Awa Wahine is more than a magazine; its a korowai of krero and toi to resonate with your ngkau and light a fire in your pukulovingly crafted by Indigenous writers and artists. Perfect for readers who love inspiring, culturally rich

Awa Wahine is more than a biannual boutique magazineits a korowai of krero and toi, created to resonate with your ngkau and ignite a fire in your puku. Lovingly crafted by Indigenous writers and artists, your annual subscription includes two beautifully curated issues each year. Awa Wahine

Awa Wahine is more than a magazineits a lovingly crafted korowai of krero and toi, woven to resonate with your ngkau and spark a fire in your puku. Whitu Issue 7 dives into the everyday realities of whine Mori, Pasifika, and Indigenous creativesmessy, moving, and deeply personal. I

Awa Wahine is more than a magazineits a lovingly crafted korowai of krero and toi, woven to resonate with your ngkau and spark a fire in your puku. Cover artwork by Jessica Hinerangi Thompson Carr. Printed in small, thoughtful runsonce theyre gone, theyre gone. Awa Wahine is one of t

Awa Wahine is more than a bi-annual boutique magazine; its a korowai of krero and toi to resonate with your ngkau and light a fire in your pukulovingly crafted by Indigenous writers and artists. This package includes printed copies of Awa Wahine Issues 1: Kotahi through 4: Wh. Awa Wahine

Orders placed over the holiday period will be dispatched from 5 January. Our Awa Wahine Double Issue Bundle brings together the two latest issues Issue 7 (Whitu) and Issue 8 (Waru) celebrating Indigenous storytelling, creativity, and connection. Whats included: Issue 7

Celebrate whine, whakapapa, cosmos and whenua with the beautifully curated Atua Papa Gift Bundle. This set brings together two powerful works: Papatnuku: A collection of writings by Indigenous whine A grounding, heartfelt collection that honours our relationship with whenua, wairua, and

Orders placed over the holiday period will be dispatched from 5 January. Woven with aroha, Awa Wahine is a korowai of krero and toi that settles in your ngkau and sparks a fire in your puku. Cover artwork by Jessica Hinerangi Thompson Carr. Printed in small, thoughtful runsonce theyre

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Kate Hall, environmental activist and educator, shares her philosophy of joy-filled living with people and the planet in mind. All the daily decisions we make about clothes, food, transport, sleep, stuff, wellbeing and relationships can be tweaked to benefit not only the environment, but also our

Awa Wahine is more than a boutique magazineits a korowai of krero and toi, created to resonate with your ngkau and ignite a fire in your puku. Lovingly crafted by Indigenous writers and artists, your sixmonth subscription delivers one beautifully curated issue to you. Awa Wahine is one of

Kotahi was edited by Ataria Sharman and copyedited by Cassie Hart, with original cover art by Tayla Hartemink. Contributors are Nicole Titihuia Hawkins, Ariana Tikao, Ruby Solly, Moana Murray, Cat Ruka, Bella Waru, Irihipeti Waretini, Rimu Bhooi, Tayla Farquhar, Arpge Taratoa, Caroline Barron and

Toru features personal narratives from whine Mori on their transformative journey with moko kauae. There is a self-affirming lingerie photo shoot and insightful feature on mm balancing their mahi while raising their babies. Also included is an inspiring essay about overcoming school bullying an

Awa Wahine is more than a magazine; its a korowai of krero and toi to resonate with your ngkau and light a fire in your pukulovingly crafted by whine Mori and Pacific artists and writers. Our fifth issue, Rima. is our best issue yet It features astrology with the whet, fertility journeys

Orders placed over the holiday period will be dispatched from 5 January. The Atua Whine Collection is a collective of wahine Mori writers and their pieces, versions and stories of Atua Whine from Papatnuku to Hineahuone, all the way down to our grandmothers. Contributors include Jessic

Awa Wahine Issue 6: Ono A Magical Celebration of Creation Awa Wahine is more than a magazine; its a korowai of krero and toi to resonate with your ngkau and light a fire in your pukulovingly crafted by Indigenous writers and artists. Perfect for readers who love inspiring, culturally rich

Woven with aroha, Awa Wahine is a korowai of krero and toi that settles in your ngkau and sparks a fire in your puku. Whitu Issue 7 dives into the everyday realities of whine Mori, Pasifika, and Indigenous creativesmessy, moving, and deeply personal. It shows how confidence can emer

Modern tasty food that's quick and easy to make, with readily available and very affordable ingredients. It has been a tough year, and many households have found themselves on reduced incomes. But just because you are on a new and tighter budget, doesn't mean you have to live off two-minute noodles...