Haere mai to the beautiful copper toki pendant.
The toki is one of the oldest and most recognised symbols in Māori design, carried as a mark of strength, courage, and the quiet leadership of doing the hard thing anyway. Through its centre runs a pierced mangōpare lattice, a traditional kōwhaiwhai pattern, representing the hammerhead shark, which never backs away from a fight and only strikes harder when it changes direction. Together, the two symbols carry a single idea: real strength isn’t standing still, it’s the courage to move.
3D printed in copper-filled PLA, the copper toki pendant has a warm metallic weight in the hand, with the mangōpare design pierced right through so light shows through the pattern itself.
Each piece is hand-finished, wrapped with a traditional binding, and made to order in small batches in Christchurch, Aotearoa.
Worn over time, the copper develops a natural patina, its own kind of tenacity, changing rather than fading. The longer you carry it, the more it becomes yours: proof that resilience isn’t something you just have once, it’s the courage you keep choosing, time after time.
Details: 10mm high x 90mm long x 60mm at its widest part · Cord Length is adjustable ·Weight 50g · Copper develops a natural patina over time, part of the piece rather than a flaw. Full care guide here
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