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The Roimata is thought to restore balance and well-being
The tear-drop shape of the Roimata holds a deep spiritual connection to the land, bringing energy and power.Māori culture emphasizes the interconnectedness of all things and tears are seen as a link between the physical and spiritual realms.
Kyohei Noguchi
The artist behind this creationKyohei originally hails from Japan but moved to New Zealand with his family at just three months old. His father is a bone carver and as a young child, Kyohei would study the hand-work of his father and make his own pieces to sell at local markets. With a keen eye for detail, Kyohei particularly enjoys the finishing process of each piece. He is always thinking about what needs to
be worked on and what could make the piece better.
The Roimata's tear-drop shape embodies the idea of healing and resilience, reminding us of the strength within our tears.
The Roimata
Roimata in Māori translates to tears, and when carved in pounamu, the tear-drop shape of the stone speaks to the depths of human emotion and the enduring connection between nature and spirituality. Just as natural world finds balance in its cycles, the Roimata, is thought to restore balance and well-being to those who wear it and is worn as a protective talisman, guiding individuals through life's ups and downs.