Mountain Jade Rotorua

Embark on a 30-minute guided journey into the world of jade carving in Rotorua, New Zealand. Discover the rich Maori artistry and craftsmanship, and explore unique jade creations.

A group of visitors with a guide gathered around a block of jade at Mountain Jade

A group of visitors watching a carver at Mountain Jade

A group of visitors watching a carver shape a piece of jade at Mountain Jade

A carver holding a piece of jade at Mountain Jade

Carver's hands carving a piece of jade at Mountain Jade

Hands holding and cleaning a piece of carved jade at Mountain Jade

A child holding a jade ornament at Mountain Jade

Staff showing pieces of carved pounamu jade at Mountain Jade

A child holding up a piece of jade to the light at Mountain Jade

A visitor admiring their jade pendant at Mountain Jade

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Discover the art of jade carving and New Zealand pounamu's heritage in Rotorua on a 40-minute guided tour.
Witness local artists in action as they showcase the step-by-step process of jade carving and engage with them during the live demonstration.
Delve into the rich history of pounamu, uncover its significance for Māori culture, and select your unique piece to string into a necklace for a take-home souvenir.
Fun Fact: Pounamu is the Māori name for New Zealand jade. It is found only in New Zealand’s South Island, which is why the island is also known as Te Waipounamu, meaning ‘the greenstone waters’.

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Discover the art of jade carving and New Zealand pounamu's heritage in Rotorua on a 40-minute guided tour.
Witness local artists in action as they showcase the step-by-step process of jade carving and engage with them during the live demonstration.
Delve into the rich history of pounamu, uncover its significance for Māori culture, and select your unique piece to string into a necklace for a take-home souvenir.
Fun Fact: Pounamu is the Māori name for New Zealand jade. It is found only in New Zealand’s South Island, which is why the island is also known as Te Waipounamu, meaning ‘the greenstone waters’.

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NZ$45