Collection: Niho Mako

The repetitive, triangular patterns of the Niho Mākō represent a "shield of the soul." In the deep waters of the Pacific, the Mako is respected for its speed and its refusal to back down. When translated onto the skin through tatau and tā moko. These patterns signify:

• Protection: Acting as a spiritual armor for the wearer, guarding the journey ahead.

• Adaptability: The ability to navigate the shifting currents of life with grace and power.

• Tenacity: Just as the shark must keep moving to survive, the Niho Mākō represents a commitment to constant forward motion.