Shay Hira creates #nzmade jewellery and accessories inspired by her Māori culture. Her current range includes:
- Earrings
- Feather
- Huia
- Paua
- Patariki
- Piupiu
- Ruhi
- Tapatoru
- Tiaki
- Whakapono
- Scrunchies
Earrings, Gifts
Shay Hira
Shay Hira is a Māori fashion designer from Ngai Takoto. Since moving to the Waikato, she has been connecting with her whanau which has lead her heart back to creating and designing, especially since getting to know her ancestral history.
She has an ever-extending product range so keep an eye on her Facebook page and website for new products.
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| Location | Ngai Takoto |
|---|---|
| NZ Made | All products made locally in New Zealand |
| Shipping | Shipping available throughout New Zealand |
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