Authentic Rongoā Māori & Natural Skincare from Te Tai Tokerau
Welcome to House of Rehua, proudly born and nurtured in the Far North. We are honoured to share our carefully handcrafted Rongoā Māori and natural wellness products with whānau across the entire Northland region.
Grounded in ancestral mātauranga and knowledge passed down through three generations, our products are a direct reflection of our profound connection to Papatūānuku and the native ngahere (forests) of Te Tai Tokerau.
From our signature Kawakawa balms and botanical face oils to healing tinctures and thoughtful wellness gifts, our online store makes it simple for locals throughout Northland to weave authentic Rongoā Māori into their daily lives.
Shop Handcrafted Rongoā Māori in Northland
As a whānau-owned business based right here in the North, House of Rehua offers a beautiful range of natural wellness products created with absolute respect for tikanga Māori.
Our formulations highlight powerful native botanicals like Kawakawa, Kūmarahou, and Tūpākihi. Whether you are seeking relief through a soothing balm, looking to nourish your skin with natural oils, or wanting to gift a piece of Aotearoa to a loved one, our collection provides a truly authentic alternative to mass-produced skincare.
Signature Kawakawa Balms
Crafted for everyday healing and protection, our Kawakawa balms harness the deep-rooted properties of one of our most treasured native plants. Perfect for whānau across Northland seeking natural skin support.
Botanical Face & Body Oils
Nourish your skin with the Māreikura Skin collection. We blend native Kawakawa with premium natural oils to create beautiful, restorative face and body treatments that celebrate the flora of Aotearoa.
Traditional Tinctures
Support your holistic hauora (wellbeing) with our carefully developed botanical tinctures. Formulated using traditional Rongoā principles, these blends complement your everyday health rituals.
Meaningful Wellness Gift Sets
Searching for a thoughtful, locally-made gift in Northland? Our beautifully packaged Rongoā Māori gift sets combine our most loved products, perfect for sharing the healing nature of the North with others.
Delivered Across the Entire Northland Region
House of Rehua proudly delivers our online collection to homes right across Te Tai Tokerau, including:
- Whangārei: The city centre, Kamo, Tikipunga, Onerahi, and Whangārei Heads.
- Bay of Islands: Kerikeri, Paihia, Waitangi, Russell, and Kawakawa.
- Te Hiku (Far North): Kaitaia, Awanui, Pukenui, and Houhora.
- Hokianga: Opononi, Omapere, Rawene, and Kohukohu.
- Kaipara: Dargaville, Mangawhai, Kaiwaka, and Ruawai.
- Doubtless Bay & Whangaroa: Mangonui, Taipa, Coopers Beach, and Kaeo.
Embracing the Spirit of Te Tai Tokerau
From the crashing waves of Cape Reinga down to the Brynderwyns, Northland is a region defined by its rugged coastlines, ancient forests, and endless sunshine. Living in this beautiful but wild environment means our skin often faces harsh UV rays, salt water, and wind.
At House of Rehua, our Rongoā Māori products are literally born from this exact environment. Because our native plants—like Kawakawa—have adapted to thrive in the Northland climate, they hold incredible protective and restorative properties. When you use our balms and oils, you are applying skincare that intimately understands the elements of Te Tai Tokerau, designed to heal, hydrate, and protect your skin naturally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I buy House of Rehua products locally in Northland?
Yes! Because we are based in the Far North, Northland is our home. While we operate primarily as an online store, we deliver our entire range of Kawakawa balms, skincare, and tinctures quickly to addresses all across the region. also we have a store in mangōnui.
Are your products made in Te Tai Tokerau?
Absolutely. House of Rehua is proudly whānau-owned and operated right here in the Far North of Aotearoa.
Do you use local native plants?
Our philosophy is deeply tied to our local environment. We utilise native botanicals like Kawakawa, working sustainably and in harmony with Papatūānuku according to tikanga Māori.
