Te Raekaha Creations

Te Raekaha Creations Turning your dreams into handcrafted realities. We specialise in unique, personalised designs, ensuring each piece is as individual as you are.

Let us create something special with you.

21/10/2025

21/04/2025

We are back at it whanau!!!!! Get ur winter wants in!!!

13/02/2025

Happy Valentine's Day to all our amazing whānau and friends! ❤️ You make every day feel like a celebration. Cheers to whānau, friendship, laughter, and unforgettable memories!

 Which do you prefer?Imagine two paintings:Bold art is like a party! It's full of bright colors, strong lines, and maybe...
12/02/2025



Which do you prefer?

Imagine two paintings:
Bold art is like a party! It's full of bright colors, strong lines, and maybe even some wild patterns. It grabs your attention and makes you feel something strong. Think of a painting with a big, red splash across it or a portrait with thick, black outlines.

Clean and simple art is like a quiet morning. It uses fewer colors, smoother lines, and maybe just a few shapes. It's calming and lets you focus on the main idea. Think of a painting with a single, white flower on a black background or a minimalist sculpture made of smooth, rounded shapes.

Bold art is loud and exciting, while clean and simple art is calm and understated.

It’s about honoring the legacy of our tupuna while harnessing the potential of our mokopuna to create a more sustainable...
10/02/2025

It’s about honoring the legacy of our tupuna while harnessing the potential of our mokopuna to create a more sustainable, just, and prosperous world for generations to come. By understanding the past, we can better shape the future. The decisions of our tupuna provide the context; the solutions of our mokopuna provide the path forward.

🤩 **Win a Custom Design Worth $150!** 🤩 Picture this: YOUR design, flawlessly rendered on your favourite jacket or shirt...
06/02/2025

🤩 **Win a Custom Design Worth $150!** 🤩 Picture this: YOUR design, flawlessly rendered on your favourite jacket or shirt, turning heads wherever you go. We're giving away a chance to WEAR your custom design, making your style dreams a reality.

To enter, show us your fit on Waitangi Day and simply tag .creations in your story or post between February 6-7! The winner will be drawn February 8th at 5:45 pm. Show us your creativity and enter today!

 Which do you prefer?Think of tāniko and raranga as two different ways Māori weave with harakeke (flax) fibers.Tāniko is...
05/02/2025



Which do you prefer?

Think of tāniko and raranga as two different ways Māori weave with harakeke (flax) fibers.
Tāniko is a flat, patterned weaving, often used for borders on cloaks or for decorative panels. It's like a fancy tapestry with intricate designs.

Raranga, on the other hand, is a three-dimensional weaving, often used for baskets, mats, or hats. Imagine weaving a basket with flexible, strong flax fibers.

So, tāniko is flat and decorative, while raranga is three-dimensional and functional.

⏰ Back-to-School is Just Around the Corner! ⏰Don't get caught unprepared! Order your custom back-to-school labels from T...
31/01/2025

⏰ Back-to-School is Just Around the Corner! ⏰

Don't get caught unprepared! Order your custom back-to-school labels from Te Raekaha Creations today.
We offer a wide range of designs and sizes to fit all your needs. Don't wait until the last minute – order now!

 Which do you prefer?Minimalist art is all about simplicity and reduction. It uses basic shapes, colors, and materials t...
29/01/2025



Which do you prefer?

Minimalist art is all about simplicity and reduction. It uses basic shapes, colors, and materials to create a sense of calmness and focus. Think of a white canvas with a single, bold line or a sculpture made of simple geometric forms.

Maximalist art, on the other hand, embraces abundance and excess. It uses intricate details, vibrant colors, and a variety of textures to create a sense of richness and excitement. Imagine a painting overflowing with patterns, textures, and objects, or a room bursting with colour and decoration.

Minimalism is about stripping away, while maximalism is about embracing everything.

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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