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MĀORI NAIL FOILS | NGĀ WHETŪ O MATARIKI | GOLD

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Te Wā o Matariki is a time for reflection, remembrance, gratitude and new beginnings.

Created by Toimaikuku (Māori nail art) pioneer Terangi Roimata Kutia-Tataurangi, this collection reimagines the nine whetū (stars) of Matariki and Rehua through contemporary nail art, transforming ancestral stories into wearable expressions of identity.

Each design carries its own unique energy and meaning. Some speak to healing. Some to growth. Some to grief, hope, love, strength or transformation.

Wear a single whetū that reflects your journey, combine twin stars to deepen their meaning, or create your own story by bringing multiple designs together.

Whether you're honouring where you've come from, celebrating where you are, or calling in what comes next, this collection invites you to carry the wisdom of the stars with you.

Each foil sheet includes 13 Professional Nail Foils.

Handmade with aroha in Aotearoa. 

 

Matariki - is the mother star. She represents our wellbeing, prosperity and the essence of motherhood, womanhood and the feminine divine. 

Rehua - is the father star. He represents strength, protection and the important balance of the masculine energy. 

Waipunārangi - is the rain star. Connected to our natural elements, it can be used to express cleansing, tears, sorrow and love. 

Ururangi - is the wind star. Connected to our natural elements, it can be used to express clearing, movement or motivation. 

Tupuārangi - is the star of uncultivated foods. Connected to the sky and forests, it can be used to express nature, sustainability and growth.

Tupuānuku - is the star of cultivated food. Connected directly to the earth, it can be used to express nature, nourishment and grounding. 

Waitī - is the fresh water star. Connected to our rivers, streams and lakes, it can be used to express flow, momentum or a personal journey.

Waitā - is the salt water star. Connected to our oceans, it can be used to express ebs and flows, depth, navigation and change. 

Pōhutukawa - is the eldest star. Connected to the underworld, she represents Te Po, life after death, remembrance and transition.

Hiwaiterangi - is the youngest star. Connected to our dreams and desires, she represents Te Ao Marama, manifestation, hope and good fortune. 

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