This beautiful addition brings a touch of cultural richness to your nursery and makes a thoughtful gift for expecting parents or pēpi.
Designed to fit a standard cot mattress and suitable for year-round use, the lightweight, soft fabric ensures comfort for your little one. Complete the set with a matching BO & KO Baby Tiki Wrap for an adorable matching set.
Each sheet comes packaged in a matching drawstring storage bag.
Features:
BO & KO Baby have received blessing from Kaumātua to produce all products adorned with the Tiki. Through the process of blessing, tapu has been removed and they are now noa products. Noa means they are free from the extensions of tapu, ordinary, unrestricted and void. There are many traditional meanings to Tiki, Māori believe Tiki to be the first man. Symbolism is said to represent ancestors, the goddess of childbirth Hineteiwaiwa, linking the past, present and future. Traditionally, Hei Tiki are passed from parent to child or used for protection and good luck.
Designed in Aotearoa with artwork by Vince Hay and made with care in China
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This beautiful addition brings a touch of cultural richness to your nursery and makes a thoughtful gift for expecting parents or pēpi.
Designed to fit a standard cot mattress and suitable for year-round use, the lightweight, soft fabric ensures comfort for your little one. Complete the set with a matching BO & KO Baby Tiki Wrap for an adorable matching set.
Each sheet comes packaged in a matching drawstring storage bag.
Features:
BO & KO Baby have received blessing from Kaumātua to produce all products adorned with the Tiki. Through the process of blessing, tapu has been removed and they are now noa products. Noa means they are free from the extensions of tapu, ordinary, unrestricted and void. There are many traditional meanings to Tiki, Māori believe Tiki to be the first man. Symbolism is said to represent ancestors, the goddess of childbirth Hineteiwaiwa, linking the past, present and future. Traditionally, Hei Tiki are passed from parent to child or used for protection and good luck.
Designed in Aotearoa with artwork by Vince Hay and made with care in China
