Manawa Roa Earrings
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Available in 18K Gold, Rhodium Silver or Rose Gold Plated Stainless Steel Engraved 60mm Bar Pendants hanging earrings.
This item is packaged in a custom coffee velvet suede drawstring pouch with gold Rerehua branding, perfect for presenting as a gift.
MANAWA ROA EARRINGS
This taonga features the whatumanawa, described as the heart, mind, and seat of emotions of a person. The koru patterns around the heart represent the different experiences and people that we encounter throughout our lives.
Manawa Roa is a taonga to wear with a self-awareness that you are part of a bigger story, 'Remember the soil of your ancestors, and the dreams of your mokopuna'.
Kupu hou:
manawa = heart
roa = long
whatumanawa = heart, mind, seat of emotions
mokopuna = grandchildren
Materials
Materials
The materials used and sourced for our contemporary designs are as follows:
Lining: Black polycotton blend
Feathers: Our contemporary korowai designs include a variety of colored craft feathers for fashion industry clothing and costumes, particularly hen and rooster coque feathers.
Bands: Our contemporary korowai designs include machine made taniko bands made locally in Aotearoa, New Zealand.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Dimensions
Dimensions
Children’s size guide
Our Baby size is best for 0-12months
Finished width is 50 cm
Our Toddler size is best for 1-5yrs old
Finished width is 60 cm
Our Kids size is best for 6-12 yrs old
Finished width 80 cm
Adult size guide
Length Options:
Measure from shoulder point down the side of your body to choose the best length.
- Cape : 30 cm
- Quarter: 40cm
- Half: 60cm
- Full: 100cm
Korowai Width Sizes:
Measure around your upper chest and shoulders to choose the perfect size.
- Small (to fit 95-105cm)
- Medium (to fit 105-115cm)
- Large (to fit 115-125cm)
- XL (to fit 125-135cm)
- 2XL (to fit 135-145cm)
- 3XL (to fit 145-155cm)
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
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