Pounamu Pikorua (Twist) 42mm kauri design their bodies slant with the

their bodies slant with the head higher than the tail

The South Island kōkako - believed to be extinct for decades - may have finally been seen in Southland

Kauri wood

while modern

Tree Weta - Female

Pounamu Pikorua (Twist) 42mm kauri design their bodies slant with theNZ Pounamu On a waxed nylon cord. Adjustable length. 42 x 24 x 5mm About the Twist: An eternity symbol. Refers to the bond between peoples of cultures rather than individuals. Often traditionally given as koha offering friendship between different tribes. About Pounamu: No two pieces of pounamu are the same, and every stone is treated with the utmost respect by those who source and carve it. Renowned for its beauty and strength, the rare stone is