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The a beautiful fishing play scene, representing Australian Indigenous peoplewith handpainted pegs, fish and unique shell spears. This set includes a canoe engraved by Nyundar Elder Neville Collard, 2 peg dolls and 2 fish handpainted by Aboriginal artist Lavinia Bennell, and 2 shell spears. I have a...

These sets are designed to celebrate the cultural diversity we have in our beautiful country Aotearoa. 10, 8 and 6cm pegs Perfect for schools for use ascultural tools to play and teach with. Dont see your nationality represented I am adding to these sets as I get orders for them, I am happy to do a set of your choice. Contact at weewoodenwondersnz@gmail.com

This striking set includes 25cm sand disc, 17cm handpainted wooden Uluru puzzle, 2 peg dolls - Man doll painted by aboriginal artist Lavinia Bennell, a shell spear and kangaroo and koala shapes. Thissmall world play sethighlights the sacred site of Uluru and celebrates the traditional custodians of ...

This beautiful Aboriginal Australian Pilbara humpy display and play scape sets out to represent acamp setting, comprising of a family, Coolamon, tent (humpy), hunting equipment, and papoose fair trade felt fire. Hunting is represented with the inclusion of a marine shell spear which in children's pl...

An 8 piece set of 3-10cm peg dolls to represent the diversity amongst the beautiful Mori people of Aotearoa. This set has pegs with mixed skin tones ranging from light to dark. This set is perfect for imaginary play, if you have a large Waka already from WWWNZ, 4 tangata from this set will fit in th...

Experience the world's first Indigenous coach training programme, Tahi, designed exclusively by Indigenous for Indigenous. Immerse yourself in culture and become a certified coach with our 100% online programme. Gain access to over $10,000 NZD worth of resources and tools, while immersing yourself i...

TAHI is our coach training programme for Indigenous by Indigenous. It is the first Indigenous coach training programme in the world. Don't wait for another month, year or decade to pass by. TAHI is 100% online,join our tribe from anywhere in the world This programme contains over $10,000 NZD worth o...

Tahi is our coach training programme for Indigenous by Indigenous. It is the first Indigenous coach training programme in the world. Don't wait for another month, year or decade to pass by. Tahi is 100% online,join our tribe from anywhere in the world This programme contains over $10,000 NZD worth o...

Transform lives.Empowering Indigenous Entrepreneurs. Sign up now for May 2023 intake First the story behind HIWA tohu or symbol.HIWA descends from the celestial goddess Hiwa-i-te-rangi. The niho taniwha patterns at the peak of our main shape represent Ng whetu o Matariki and Hiwa-i-te-Rangi being th...

the Mori name for the cluster of stars also known as the Pleiades. It rises in midwinter and for many Mori, it heralds the start of a new year. Iwi across New Zealand understand and celebrate in different ways and at different times. These pegs can be used as a visual representation for play and lea...

Transform lives.Empowering Indigenous Entrepreneurs. Sign up now for 2023 intake First the story behind Hiwa tohu or symbol. H iwadescends from the celestial goddess Hiwa-i-te-rangi. The niho taniwha patterns at the peak of our main shape represent Ng whetu o Matariki and Hiwa-i-te-Rangi being the s...

Gorgeous new Mori resource to incorporate our reo into play and learning environments. Small world cultural play and helping develop those fine motor skills. Large wooden board measures 30x30cm with large 8cm pegs for little tamariki. This beautiful bilingual set can be used and treasured for a long...

Gorgeous little 4 piecesets. Pegs are approx 8.5cm and 5.5-6cm Small pegs not recommended for under 3s Handpainted with aroha, using non toxic waterbased paint and sealer. Hard wearing for little hands. These can be painted in any of the designs I currently do in the 6 piece whnau sets or any of the different cultural pegs, just leave a note at checkout as to the design you would like best.

To explore the Pacific, early voyagers needed canoes that were strong and seaworthy. Today these are called vaka, vaa, waka, or waa depending on where in Polynesia you are. While this isnt a traditional waka, its a fun visual representation of the many types that have been built over time. Lovely li...

Gorgeous new Mori resource to incorporate our reo into play and learning environments. Ssmall world cultural play and helping develop those fine motor skills. Large wooden board measures 30x30cm with large 8cm pegs for little tamariki. This beautiful bilingual set can be used and treasured for a lon...

BeautifulVakaand peg set. Large Vakawith 8cmpegs. To explore the Pacific, early voyagers needed canoes that were strong and seaworthy. Today these are called vaka, vaa, waka, or waa depending on where in Polynesia you are. While this isnt a traditional waka, its a fun visual representation of the ma...

A soft and faintly sweet toffee fragrance. Full bodied with a malty and vanilla flavour and lingering aftertaste Co-operative: ANEI. Certification: FLO, Control Union Certifications The ANEI co-operative is made up of 700 producers from families belonging to four indigenous Colombian communities (Ar...

A soft and faintly sweet toffee fragrance. Full bodied with a malty and vanilla flavour and lingering aftertaste Co-operative: ANEI. Certification: FLO, Control Union Certifications The ANEI co-operative is made up of 700 producers from families belonging to four indigenous Colombian communities (Ar...

Gorgeous little 4 piecesets. Pegs are approx 8.5cm and 5.5-6cm Small pegs not recommended for under 3s Handpainted with aroha, using non toxic waterbased paint and sealer. Hard wearing for little hands. These can be painted in any of the designs I currently do in the 6 piece whnau sets or any of the different cultural pegs, just leave a note at checkout as to the design you would like best.

BeautifulVakaand peg set. Large Vakawith 8cmpegs. To explore the Pacific, early voyagers needed canoes that were strong and seaworthy. Today these are called vaka, vaa, waka, or waa depending on where in Polynesia you are. While this isnt a traditional waka, its a fun visual representation of the ma...