Maori Crewneck Sweatshirts

Maori inspired design

Rick the Maori, oh not even ow morty!

Maori inspired moko design

Two individuals breathing in eachothers breath.

Fictional passport for the Maoris

Inspired by Maori art

A maori design I created

Inspired by Maori art

Shark Maori Tattoo

Maori Turtle

Maori Shark

Tino Rangatiratanga Māori Flag

Maori design of swirls and whorls.

Fully restored vintage travel poster from New Zealand. Please note that our posters are high quality reproductions based on professional, very high resolution scans of the originals. Our manual retouching process does not involve the use of filters that remove any original details or texture that you will see in the original prints. All details remain intact. Colors corrected. Imperfections removed.

Maori inspired shark design!

Celebrate your love of New Zealand with this cute cartoon character.

Watercolor of a kakapo, a flightless parrot from new zealand. Pronounced "caca-poo". Kia Ora means hello.

I have always loved Maori culture, ou have a Maori Mask laid over two Patu's a warriors second hand.

This is a model comma geometric take on a Maori Kowhaiwhai pattern. This design is drawn in traditional colours, red, white and black. The koru patterns represent new life.

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Inspired by Maori art

Add some national pride words to your wardrobe with this "Openly Maori" design or give it as the perfect gift! Choose your size and colour below then BUY IT NOW to place your order.

Wearing the Maori Culture T-Shirt allows individuals to proudly display their admiration and respect for Māori culture. It serves as a symbol of unity, fostering conversations and connections with others who share an interest in Māori heritage. By wearing this T-shirt, you become an ambassador for Māori culture, encouraging appreciation and understanding among those around you.

An illustration of a young Maori warrior

This NZ design is typography of Te Reo, Maori language positional words. Runga, above, raro, below, roto, in, mua, in front, muri, behind. A design for anyone interested in Maori language, New Zealand, Aotearoa.

A typography design which has the names of some Maori Gods, or Atua. These deities names are drawn in the order and colours that represent each of them. Nga Atua in this design are Ra sun, Tane Mahuta forset, Tangaroa Ocean, Papatuanuku earth and Ranginui the sky. Part of my series on Maori Myths, Legends and Whakapapa, genealogy.

Complicated Maori design of swirls and whorls in black, yellow and teal.

Maori Manta

Maori Moko | Tribal Tattoo | New Zealand |

A fun illustration of two New Zealand birds reading a book to learn Te Reo. A design to promote the use of the Maori language in NZ / Aotearoa. The birds in this picture are a fantail and a weka, drawn in brown. In the back ground there is a stack of books on topics like Matariki and the Islands of New Zealand.

Complicated Maori design of swirls and whorls in black, brown and blue.

This design features a Maori-inspired interpretation of Spider-Man's mask. The mask is shown in half-profile, with intricate patterns and designs inspired by traditional Maori art covering the surface of the mask. The design has a bold and striking look, with the red and black colors of Spider-Man's suit being incorporated into the Maori-inspired patterns. This design is perfect for Spider-Man fans who want a unique and culturally-inspired piece of clothing that showcases their love for the character. This design is not affiliated with or endorsed by Spider-Man or Marvel. The design is a fan-art and fan-merchandise and is not meant to infringe on any trademarks. The use of the Maori-inspired designs and patterns is intended as a tribute.

Maori warrior performing the haka (a traditional Maori war dance.)

Maori Geecko

Tauhou is a small bird that lives in the New Zealand forest. The European Name is Silvereye or Wax-eye. The bird in this print is drawn incorporating Maori Koru patterns. The koru (Māori for “loop”) is a spiral shape based on the shape of a new unfurling silver fern frond and symbolizing new life, growth, strength and peace. This design started life as a stencil which I made for a New Zealand birds mural. The mural is long gone but I still had the stencils. I redrew them, using vector, to create a series of bird designs. Others in this series are KIWI, TAKAHE, FANTAIL, TOMTIT and the ROCK WREN.