Mahi Toi is the home of high-quality, original, affordable paintings and art by Māori artist Spencer Bellas. Spencer has been running Mahi Toi for over a decade where he sells his own artwork.
In June 2019 Spencer opened a small store in Takapuna and now along with his work, he sells New Zealand made and designed products to supports 20+ New Zealand creatives.
Spencer also makes corporate bins and bags and caters to 30+ organisations nationwide.
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Mahi Toi is home to #nzmade high-quality, original, affordable paintings by Māori artist Spencer Bellas. His product range includes:
| Location | Takapuna |
|---|---|
| NZ Made | All products made locally in New Zealand |
| Shipping | Shipping available throughout New Zealand |
Shivani from Loop Manie Crochet has been crocheting for more than ten years. She lives in Dunedin and is the mother of a lovely 10 years boy, the reason to start the small crochet business.
Most of the crochet items are for newborn and toddler kids, but she crochets items for adults too.
She creates each item with the utmost care. She has made cardigans, beanies, mittens, booties/ boots, dress, hoodies, jumpsuit, personalised blankets, baby shower set and more especially designed for their very special first photoshoot.
She also makes coasters, face scrubbies, scrunchie, headband, ipad / tablet covers, shawls, scarfs fingerless gloves and many more.
Custom orders for any pattern are taken.
Debbie Green owns Weebits and has been producing hand-knitted Merino baby and children’s wear in New Zealand since 2008. Their team of talented ladies produce the items in their own homes, primarily around Wellington where and Geraldine in the South. They have their knitting needles on the go all year round to ensure people from all over the world can enjoy Weebits natural garments.
Weebits clothing items are knitted using 100% Pure Merino Wool from a small factory in Lower Hutt-Woolyarns NZ. The yarn is dyed using environmentally friendly dyes that do not include heavy metal chemicals in the dying process that is better for children and the environment.
A range of nursery items using Stansborough Grey wool from Wairarapa has recently been added to Weebits. These are very rare sheep and there are no added dyes to the wool.
Weebits has also taken a strong stand in its operation to be as eco-friendly as possible and will continue to use New Zealand made yarn and produce the goods locally.
Lauren Stafford is the artist behind PoshTosh. She makes beautiful crochet pieces from her sunny home in Nelson. Every piece is handcrafted with love and light.
From cute baby bits to unique custom made homewares, PoshTosh promotes handmade resources and support local New Zealand suppliers.
PoshTosh also combines old and new parts to create truly unique pieces, using new New Zealand wool and sometimes some up-cycled yarn.
Custom orders available or adaptation to a design if required.
Ngaire from Burnt Offerings specialises in up-cycling second-hand finds by etching glass, mirror, stone and burning onto wood, creating one-off unique pieces of art.
She uses a lot of New Zealand native animals and plants in their designs, and because she uses mainly second-hand finds, no two pieces are ever the same and each piece tells its own story.
She also does commissions, working on a piece you own or sourcing a piece to fit your requirements.
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