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New Zealand
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Planisphere Whether you’re at the bach, the beach, or out in the bush, navigate your way through the southern skies using your very own planisphere! Perfect for use between 30° and 60° South, simply rotate the inner disk to line up the date and time to reveal the skies overhead in the viewing window! Made out […]
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This 30 cm native timber ruler is made from various woods native to New Zealand.
These rulers with native timber inserts were first made over 60 years ago, and are still an iconic piece of kiwiana!
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This gorgeous cookbook celebrates the flair and flavours of Wellington’s well known Cuba Street. Take a journey up the street and enjoy a colourful mix of recipes, provided by over twenty of your favourite bars and eateries!
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Carry the iconic New Zealand Christmas Tree flower wherever you go with the stylish Geometric Pohutukawa Pin!
As the weather warms up into summer here in Aotearoa, Pohutukawa trees can be seen along coastlines all around the North Island beginning to blossom and burst into full crimson bloom.
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Carry the cheerful spirit of the cheeky pīwakawaka wherever you go with the stylish Geometric Pīwakawaka Pin! The pīwakawaka, or fantail, is one of New Zealand’s best loved native birds.
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In this Māori weaving book, the text and detailed photographs show the steps in selecting, preparing and weaving flax plus much much more.
Author: Huia Publishing
ISBN:9781775501923
44 Pages
Softback
First Published 2015This product is also available for purchase in store at the Cable Car Museum and Wellington Museum.
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Mauri Ora links whakatauki to key personal virtues idealised across cultures and generations. Meaning, the virtues, wisdom, courage, compassion, integrity, self-mastery and belief, all stem from the science of positive psychology; the study of how to live a better life.
Illustrated throughout with wonderful photographs from an old world, this book draws on traditional wisdom to provide a recipe for personal effectiveness and leadership, and a rewarding connection of Māori knowledge to contemporary thinking about personal happiness and fulfilment.
Author: Peter Alsop & Te Rau Kupenga
ISBN:9780947503147
156 Pages
Hardback
First Published 2016This product is also available for purchase in store at the Wellington Museum.
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This souvenir magnet is a fun play on road signs around New Zealand. Whether you’re from New Zealand or just visiting this cute little magnet makes a great gift for yourself or someone else as a perfect reminder of your time in this beautiful country.
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This lens cloth features a variety NZ Native flowers such as the Mount Cook lily, Chatham Island forget-me-not, Kowhai, Kidney fern, and Pohutukawa.
It is perfect for cleaning glasses, sunnies, laptop screens, tablets, phones and more.
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A Pukeko In A Ponga Tree is a wonderful New Zealand adaption of the popular song The Twelve Days of Christmas.
Instead of the classic partridge in a pear tree, we have the Aotearoa New Zealand version, the pukeko in a ponga tree!
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This traditional style Cobalt Blue Glass waka is made by boutique glass company Cre8ive Glass. It is made from handcast frosted crystal glass. Waka symbolizes journeys in life, thus making this waka the perfect gift or leaving present for a co-worker, traveller or special person in our life.
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King has captured the New Zealand landscape as a leading Impressionist painter and as a commercial artist and has branded the country as an alluring tourism utopia and productive agricultural and industrial paradise.
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It’s time for Little Kiwi to go to bed but where is he? Join his mum on a search through the New Zealand bush as she tries to track him down. Time for Bed Little Kiwi is a new adventure in our popular Little Kiwi series of story books. This one is a lift the flap book!
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Aotearoa: The New Zealand Experience aims to present a stunning book for the New Zealand traveler that closely mirrors their experience in New Zealand.
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This Māori carving book shows and describes the process of carving, range of items carved , and gives detailed information on the carving of wharenui.
Author: Huia Publishing
ISBN:9781775501916
54 Pages
Softback
First Published 2015This product is also available for purchase in store at the Cable Car Museum and Wellington Museum.
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Pearson and Brown Silk Scarf- Beech Forest The South Island’s Mt Richardson plays host to a magnificent tawhai forest; made up of five species of southern beech; the largest remaining indigenous forest type in New Zealand. This created the background for the Beechforest silk scarf. I am delicate. Store me in the bag provided. I […]
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