Mātātuhi Designs

29/09/2026

29/09/2026

Every whānau says they don’t have a favourite… 👀

Yeah, okay. 😂

Might as well make it official with our Whānau Favourite Tee.

Tag the actual favourite in your whānau… or the one who THINKS they are. 😂👇

Link to purchase in bio or visit https://www.matatuhi.com/product-page/whanau-favourite-t-shirt

25/09/2026

A little early, because we couldn’t wait until October 🪶

From now until the end of October, spend $50 or more on products with Mātātuhi Designs and you’ll receive a complimentary A5 Karakia o te Atua art print with your order.*

Printed on beautiful 300gsm satin stock and presented in its own envelope, it’s ready to frame and find a special place within your whare.

This is our gift to you. A beautiful karakia to keep, share or display, and a small way for us to say thank you for supporting Mātātuhi.

Available from now until 31 October, while stocks last.

*$50 minimum spend applies to products only. Freight/shipping costs are not included in the qualifying spend.

24/09/2026

One of our favourite ways to bring a little Māori inspired design into the whare. 🪶

Our 3D printed lanterns create a beautiful pattern when lit with the LED candle provided, while still keeping the design simple enough to suit a modern home.

Each one is printed by us in small batches and paired with an LED candle.

Where would you put yours? 🫶🏼

See the lantern here: https://wix.to/V5g2Jm8

24/09/2026

Another one of our Karakia Prints is making its way across the moana, this time heading to Blenheim, Aotearoa. 🪶🤍

Always special seeing our pieces make their way back home.

Ngā mihi nui for your order, e hoa 🫶🏼

23/09/2026

A little piece of home for your whare 🪶

Our homewares are designed to bring Māori inspired design into everyday spaces, whether that’s our Native Birds Coasters, Aotearoa Wall Map, karakia frame, lantern or one of our smaller pieces.

Simple, contemporary designs made to sit naturally within your home.

Explore the collection: https://wix.to/Qix3PWT

21/09/2026

One thing we’ve always done at Mātātuhi is karakia before an order leaves us. 🪶

Once your order has been made, packed and is ready for its journey, we take a moment for karakia before sending it on its way.

It’s a small part of our process, but an important one to us.

We’ve shared a little more about why we do this on the blog.

Read here: https://wix.to/fSmoBU5

At Mātātuhi Designs, every order that leaves our hands is more than just a parcel. It’s a taonga. It carries the spirit of our culture, our values, and our intentions. That’s why before we send anything out, we begin with something deeply personal and culturally significant: karakia.What is Ka...

20/09/2026

This one has been a little while in the making! 🥹

Our beautiful customer in WA ordered an LED Candle Holder and 3x A3 Karakia Prints, and has been incredibly patient while we were māuiui here for three weeks with RSV, followed by Covid, then Influenza A. Talk about a run! 🤦🏽‍♀️

To this customer, and everyone else who patiently waited while we got back on our feet, ngā mihi nui. Your understanding meant more than you probably realise.

Everything is moving again, and we’re so happy to see these orders finally heading out the door. 🪶🫶🏼

17/09/2026

For us, Māori design comes with responsibility. 🪶

Every Mātātuhi piece is created thoughtfully, with consideration for the meaning behind what we use and how it is represented.

It’s important to us that our designs feel contemporary and accessible, while still respecting the culture they’re inspired by.

Because sharing te ao Māori isn’t just about creating something that looks good. It’s about doing it with care.

Explore Mātātuhi Designs: https://wix.to/UeV4p2U

16/09/2026

Where Māori inspired design meets 3D printing. 🪶

3D printing gives us another way to bring our designs to life, creating small batch homewares and wall art with detail, texture and a contemporary feel.

From our Aotearoa Wall Maps to decorative pieces for your whare, each piece is printed by us, one layer at a time.

Read more about how we use 3D printing at Mātātuhi: https://wix.to/uzRpHc7