ABOUT UNITY COLLECTION

  

Unity Collection is an authentic Māori contemporary gallery, curating high quality, design, fashion and art from leading Māori creatives.
Tania Rupapera (Ngāti Kahu, Ngāruahine) carefully curates an inspirational collection to share the creative's story while aligning with Unity's kaupapa.
Unity values connectivity, entrepreneurship, manaakiatanga, whanaungatanga and aroha. A vision to bring people together to connect and empower through 
a beautiful collection of raranga (weaving), mahi toi (art) kākahu (clothing) taonga (jewellery) rongoa (well-being) and whare kainga (homeware) is available to enhance your lifestyle.
 
 

OUR TEAM

  

 

( Top Left: Cherie, Top Right: Desiree, Bottom Left: Ngaia, Bottom Right: Tania )

Tania Rupapera is the founder of Unity Collection (Ngāti Kahu, Ngāruahine).
She has experience as a buyer and retailer with a reputation for discovering new brands. Today, she is focused on curating high quality, Māori designer brands that align with Unity's vision and values. Embracing her culture, supporting start-ups and established brands, she weaves her passions to bring this beautiful kaupapa to life. Authentic Māori storytelling to share their journey through design, fashion and art. Tania is also an INLP practitioner, executive, lifestyle and well-being coach as well as the creator and facilitator of Mana Mindset Well-being Wānanga at Mana Coaching.

  

MANA COACHING

Unity Collection is a part of Mana Coaching Ltd. The two businesses align in vision and values, weaving Tania's passion of personal and business development. Learn more about Mana Coaching and how we can help your business.
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YOUR DESIGNS AT UNITY

If you're interested in suppling Unity please contact Tania Rupapera directly. Her extensive background in retail and her career in coaching for two decades has seen many of her clients go on and become suppliers to Unity. She works with people to grow themselves as leaders and their businesses through Mana Coaching. Her coaching contract with various Māori organisations has had her realise the need for creatives to have a brick and mortar space to showcase their work and impact economic development and entrepreneurship. A physical space serves a great purpose of connectivity for our communities.