Te Kuini Kākahu
Te Kuini Kākahu
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Our Te Kuini Kākahu is a one-of-a-kind couture bridal piece, inspired by the traditional korowai and handcrafted with care and cultural significance. Designed specifically for brides, this kākahu embodies elegance, strength, and culture. The crystal-embellished pātiki (flounder) pattern symbolizes abundance, adaptability, and resilience—qualities that beautifully mirror a bride’s journey as she steps into a new chapter.
This kākahu holds a special place in my heart, as it honors my passion for bridal couture and my deep connection to Māori culture. By offering this unique piece, I hope to bring brides a sense of beauty, pride, and a profound connection to heritage on their wedding day.
Production & Lead Time
Each piece is made to order with a 10 week lead time to ensure every detail is perfected with care. If you require your Kākahu sooner, please reach out to discuss available options.
Features
Natural Ostrich Feathers:
Individually hand-applied for a luxurious, lightweight, and elegant finish.
Hand-beaded Tāniko Detailing:
Intricately crafted with a pātiki pattern that symbolises strength, resilience, and abundance.
Our Te Kuini Kākahu is surprisingly light and delicate, ensuring both comfort and a striking appearance. The length you choose will depend on your gown and the overall look you envision for your special day.
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