Article two of Te Tiriti o Waitangi expressed the ambition to play together, to participate in a relationship of shared stewardship. It reaffirmed the tino rangatiratanga | sovereign position of iwi and hapū - the enduring authority over lands, taonga | cultural treasures, and ways of life. But it also opened the door to cooperation - an invitation to share in the richness of the whenua, of he land, without stripping each other of identity or rights.
Te Tiriti o Waitangi Article 2
StoryWalls are seamless 1.2m x 2.4m panels that unite two StoryTiles into one powerful canvas. Designed to carry super cultural narratives, they transform venues and spaces into environments that inspire, connect, and resonate.
StoryWalls are offered with a choice of four distinctive backgrounds — Crimson Christmas, Ocean Deep, New Zealand Native, and Seaspray — each reflecting the spirit of the season and the coastal world of the pōhutukawa.
