Te Reo Shorts

Description: Bold black-and-white typography presents the visible Māori phrase “KAIMAHI RITĀIA...” in striking uppercase lettering. Made for te reo Māori speakers and language lovers.

Description: New Zealand Coat of Arms (Aotearoa)

Description: An illustration of New Zealand's outline in half tones. This NZ map has the countries name in Te Reo Maori, AOTEAROA.

Description: A text art, typographic design which has the letters NZ for New Zealand and the word Aotearoa, which is Te Reo Maori language for New Zealand.

Description: A bright, bold pop‑art heart featuring the word Aroha — the Māori word for love. This comic‑style design blends vibrant colour, playful retro energy, and Kiwi culture, making it perfect for stickers, tees, and gifts that celebrate Aotearoa with heart.

Description: A bright, bold pop‑art heart featuring the word Aroha — the Māori word for love. This comic‑style design blends vibrant colour, playful retro energy, and Kiwi culture, making it perfect for stickers, tees, and gifts that celebrate Aotearoa with heart.

Description: A map of New Zealand, Aotearoa with the North Island, South Island and Stewart Island. The place names are written in Te Reo, Maori language, Te Wai Pounamu, Rakiura, Te Ika a Maui. A design to promote te reo, which is an official language of New Zealand.

Description: A bright, bold pop‑art heart featuring the word Aroha — the Māori word for love. This comic‑style design blends vibrant colour, playful retro energy, and Kiwi culture, making it perfect for stickers, tees, and gifts that celebrate Aotearoa with heart.

Description: A bright, bold pop‑art heart featuring the word Aroha — the Māori word for love. This comic‑style design blends vibrant colour, playful retro energy, and Kiwi culture, making it perfect for stickers, tees, and gifts that celebrate Aotearoa with heart.

Description: I speak fluent Meowri bro

Description: Celebrate whakahi (pride) the Kiwi way!

Description: Kia ora (pronounced 'kee aura") is a common NZ greeting said by both Maori and european New Zealanders. Artwork set in a weathered badge or shield style.