Framed Pheasant Feather Mini Korowai

Experience the beauty of New Zealand craftsmanship with our Framed Pheasant Feather Mini Korowai. Handcrafted from ethically sourced pheasant feathers, this stunning piece is a unique representation of M?ori culture. Each feather holds significance, reminiscent of the rich stories and traditions woven into our history. Measuring 330mm L x 380mm W, this mini korowai is elegantly showcased on acid-free matte board and protected by a crystal-clear glass front, ensuring its longevity and vibrancy. Perfect for decoration or as a meaningful gift, this korowai embodies respect, prestige, and honor, making it ideal for special occasions such as graduations, birthdays, or significant hui. The taniko trim, woven from New Zealand wool and featuring the symbolic Universal Patiki (flounder design), adds a touch of authenticity and purpose. The diamond shape not only represents the flounder fish, believed to bring good luck and sustenance to the iwi (tribe), but it also signifies the commitment to providing for family in today’s society. This framed mini korowai is a striking homage to M?ori ancestry, blending art with storytelling, making it a must-have piece for collectors of cultural heritage and art lovers alike. Celebrate your connection to M?ori heritage with this exquisite wall art that transcends time and tradition. Decorate your home with this culturally rich piece and let it tell its story in your living space.

Size (mm): 330 L x 380 W
Hand Made in New Zealand.
Made using beautiful Pheasant feathers which have been farmed.

The Korowai is mounted on an acid-free matt board and protected by a glass front.

M?ori cloaks are most commonly worn on special occasions, whether a significant hui and coming together of people, or significant graduation, birthday or tangi. The cloaks hold stories of our history or wh?nau [family] and whakapapa [genealogy]. They’re held in the highest regard and worn with the highest form of respect, prestige, and honor.

The taniko trim has been woven from wool in NZ. This design is the Universal Patiki or flounder design. The diamond shape represents the flounder fish. A good luck charm for the provision of food for the Iwi. In this more modern age, it represents employment and providing for the family.