Caring for your taonga from Koru Designs

Your Koru Designs artwork is more than just a carving; it's a taonga, a treasured possession. It holds deep cultural value and tells a unique story. Learn how to care for your piece, ensuring its beauty and significance endure for generations.

Preserving your treasured artwork

The most important thing to remember about your Koru Designs artwork is its intrinsic value. It is something precious to hold onto, a piece of New Zealand culture and artistry. Proper care ensures it remains a cherished item within your home or collection.

Protecting your carvings

Many customers worry about the longevity and safety of their Māori carvings. Our primary advice is to place your artwork in a safe location where it is protected from accidental damage. Avoid areas where it might be easily knocked over or exposed to extreme conditions.

Stories etched in wood

Every carving tells a different story. This is a unique aspect of Māori art. While there are no strict traditional care rituals, understanding that each piece embodies a narrative deepens your connection to it. Treat your carving with respect, knowing it carries the spirit of its creation and the stories it represents.