Ngā Pere Tonu - The Continuous Journey (Premium Bundle)

Ngā Pere Tonu reflects the continuous journey of life — a flowing movement of connection, growth, and enduring presence.

The bold tāniko design features repeating diamond and directional patterns, symbolising momentum, strength, and the path that carries us forward through each stage of life.

Rich tones of red, black, and natural hues express passion, resilience, and grounding — representing both the energy of life and the strength of whakapapa that supports it. The layered feathers add depth and movement, echoing the ongoing rhythm of life’s journey.

Thoughtfully handcrafted with care and aroha, this premium bundle brings together a pēpi kākahu, a matching gift card, and a framed display. Each piece is created to hold meaning — whether celebrating new beginnings, honouring a life lived, or acknowledging the continuous presence of those we carry with us.

Ngā Pere Tonu is more than a bundle — it is a symbol of movement, legacy, and the journey that never truly ends.

Includes

• Handcrafted pēpi kākahu (continuous tāniko pattern design)

• Matching gift card

• White display frame & mounting card

• Mounting performed by experienced person

Perfect For

• Celebrating life’s journey and milestones

• Honoring remembrance and legacy

• Meaningful gifts for whānau

• Timeless keepsake taonga

Pricing

• Handcrafted Pēpi Kākahu Taonga (35x30cm) $250

• Te Raranga o te Whakapapa Gift Card (5 x 7in) $10

• White Display Box Frame and Professional Mounting Service (includes Mounting Card) $108

Total Cost: $368

Premium Bundle Price: $353

(Saving $15)

Brand Statement 

Kākahu Taonga creates meaningful keepsakes for whānau, celebrating the love, memories, and connections that shape our lives. Each handcrafted piece carries aroha, honoring both beginnings and those we hold close in our hearts.

Disclaimer

This frame is sourced from an external supplier and is not manufactured by TKC Sensory & Education. It is provided as a display option to complement handcrafted Kākahu Taonga.