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Ngā Ipu Tipu – Kawakawa, Kōwhai & Mānuka Plant Pot Set

Ngā Ipu Tipu – Kawakawa, Kōwhai & Mānuka Plant Pot Set

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Bring Te Reo Māori and te taiao into your everyday spaces with our beautifully designed Ngā Ipu Tipu.

“Re-indigenising Our Spaces, One Kupu at a Time”

Featuring original designs by Mumma G, created in Aotearoa, these plant pots transform everyday homeware into a simple way to engage with and celebrate Te Reo Māori.

Created to hold small indoor plants, herbs, or native tipu, Ngā Ipu Tipu bring language, life, and kaupapa into the spaces we care for each day.

Each pot carries kupu Māori that connect us to te taiao, reminding us that our homes can hold both beauty and meaning.

Plants have a special way of changing the feeling of a space. They bring life, softness, and a quiet connection to the natural world.

At Ānuku, we believe re-indigenising our spaces can begin with small, intentional choices — the kupu we see, the taonga we use, and the living things we choose to nurture.

Ngā Ipu Tipu were created to bring Te Reo Māori and te taiao together in the home. As the plants grow, so too does our connection to language, place, and everyday living.

These pots are more than plant holders; they are a reflection of our kaupapa to normalise and celebrate Te Reo Māori through the spaces we live in.

Why You’ll Love Them

Every time you water your plants, tend to your herbs, or notice new growth, you are creating a small moment of connection with Te Reo Māori and te taiao.

Simple, practical, and meaningful, Ngā Ipu Tipu bring together function, design, language, and living beauty in a way that celebrates who we are and the spaces we care for.

Perfect for whānau homes, classrooms, workspaces, gifting, or anyone wanting to bring more Te Reo Māori and te taiao into their everyday environment.

Designed in Aotearoa. Created to bring Te Reo Māori and te taiao into everyday spaces.

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