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Ngā Hau Porotiti Collection- Māori Inspired Cutters KS 23-8

Ngā Hau Porotiti Collection- Māori Inspired Cutters KS 23-8

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Inspired by the traditional Māori taonga puoro, the Porotiti is a beautiful humming disc designed to create soft whirring and buzzing sounds as it spins. Traditionally connected to healing, nature, and storytelling, the Porotiti represents the voices of the wind, insects, and trees through sound and movement.

Simple yet mesmerising to use, the disc is spun on a cord by gently pulling and relaxing the hands, creating a rhythmic hum that has been enjoyed for generations by both adults and tamariki. Historically used in rongoā (healing practices), musical accompaniment, and play, the Porotiti carries deep cultural significance while remaining interactive and calming to experience.

This polymer clay cutter collection reimagines the flowing shapes and koru-inspired details of the Porotiti into unique statement earring and jewellery designs. Featuring elegant curves and Māori-inspired forms, these cutters are perfect for creating bold yet meaningful handmade pieces.

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The embossed versions include the internal koru detailing, while the outline cutters allow you to add your own textures, patterns, carving, or creative flair to each design.

 Features

• Designed to create Māori musical instrument-inspired polymer clay pieces
• Sharp cutting edges for clean, crisp cuts
• Lightweight and easy to use
• Inspired by traditional Porotiti taonga puoro and koru forms
• Great for statement earrings, pendants, ornaments, and layered designs
• Suitable for beginners through to advanced makers
• Works beautifully with texture sheets, mica powders, foils, and transfers
Size 80mm

Perfect for makers who love contemporary Māori-inspired designs, organic shapes, and meaningful handcrafted jewellery pieces.


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