Collection: Moko

Small, silent, and watchful, the moko moves between spaces, a connection between worlds, between shadows, appearing when it is least expected. Its presence is read not as chance, but as message. An omen that something has shifted, or soon will.

This collection draws from Tongan moko design structured, deliberate, and restrained. The gecko is rendered without exaggeration or fear. It does not threaten. It observes.

Patterns are balanced but tense. Lines hold symmetry, yet feel unsettled. The design speaks to moments before change, when silence becomes noticeable, and awareness sharpens.

Moko is not about darkness.

It is about attention.

Because in Polynesian thought, omens do not arrive loudly.

They arrive quietly, and only those who notice are meant to see them.