Our Kraft cards are all created to showcase Polynesian artwork.
Our Kraft cards are all created to showcase Polynesian artwork.
Our Kraft cards are all created to showcase Polynesian artwork.
Our Kraft cards are all created to showcase Polynesian artwork.
Apart from the HORSE, this range is inspired by traditional Polynesian art found on Tongan Ngatu, Samoan Siapo and Tatau (tattoo) designs.
Apart from the HORSE, this range is inspired by traditional Polynesian art found on Tongan Ngatu, Samoan Siapo and Tatau (tattoo) designs.
Apart from the HORSE, this range is inspired by traditional Polynesian art found on Tongan Ngatu, Samoan Siapo and Tatau (tattoo) designs.
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WHAT MAKES OUR CARDS DIFFERENT?
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We create and design most of our artwork. Our influence stems from traditional and modern art forms across the South Pacific.
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Our Premium cards are handmade using common card making techniques ranging from heat & dry embossing, die-cutting, stamping and foiling.
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In all cases, the most universal translation is used as we all know there isn't always an english equivalent when it comes to language - untranslatability in short!
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Unlike some cheaper versions, our cardstock ranges from 250 to 350gsm so our cards can also be used as display items.
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There's no 'price tag' when it comes to comforting those in the language that represents their cultural identity.
WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO...
"Hey team..we'd just like to send a personal note to say 'thank you' fa'afetai tele lava for the very cool cards you sent us! We had a good laugh reading some of them and we really appreciate you showing us love by watching our stupid videos. Alofa Atu
-SELA N PUA, Auckland, New Zealand-
"I don't love anyone more than cornbeeef hhh!"
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ABOUT US
We are a family business based in Sydney, Australia.
Our cards embrace our diverse Polynesian culture whether it be through our traditional customs, our language, our humour and of course the food, we're sure you can all relate!
We endeavour to extend to other cultures where we can and welcome any contributions you may have.
Thank you for visiting our page and we hope to see you soon.
Mālō 'aupito, Fa'afetai Lava, and God Bless!