Rongoā Māori & Natural Botanical Skincare for the Hokianga
The Hokianga is a place of ancient ngahere, deep waters, and rich history. At House of Rehua, our creations are inspired by this exact same reverence for the natural world.
We offer whānau across the Hokianga—from Opononi and Omapere to Rawene, Kohukohu, and Panguru—access to authentic, handcrafted Rongoā Māori. Made just north of you, our online collection brings natural Kawakawa products and botanical skincare straight to your door.
Healing Botanicals for Hokianga Whānau
Our products are an extension of traditional Māori medicine, formulated for modern daily use. We draw heavily upon native plants that have been utilised by our ancestors for generations.
Nourishing Kawakawa Balms
Soothe and repair with our concentrated Kawakawa balms, handmade with respect for tikanga and perfect for the whole family.
Botanical Tinctures & Oils
Support your wellness from the inside out and the outside in. We offer traditional Rongoā tinctures alongside luxurious face and body oils.
Inspired by the Energy of the Ancient Forests
The Hokianga is a deeply spiritual place, cradled by the ancient kauri forests of Waipoua and the powerful currents of the harbour. It is an environment that commands respect and holds generations of traditional healing knowledge.
House of Rehua shares this profound respect for the unseen energies of the natural world. Our Rongoā Māori process does not rush; it follows the rhythms of nature. For Hokianga locals, our skincare offers more than surface-level hydration. It represents a holistic approach to hauora (wellbeing) that honors the mauri (life force) of the plants we use, mirroring the deep, grounding energy found in your own native forests.
Hokianga FAQs
Can I get House of Rehua delivered to rural Hokianga addresses?
Yes! We know the North well. We ship our Rongoā Māori and natural skincare products to rural and residential addresses right across the Hokianga region.
What is the inspiration behind your products?
Our formulations are driven by generational whānau knowledge and a deep, enduring respect for Papatūānuku and the native flora of Aotearoa.
