Slow-made, handwoven beadwork jewellery.

One-of-a-kind pieces crafted in Wellington, New Zealand

Nahoko’s beadwork explores patterns, colours, and forms inspired by traditional techniques, folk art, and contemporary design.

Shaped by a commitment to mindful making, Nahoko’s limited collections centre high-quality and recycled materials.

The Meadowloom Collection

Inspired by the botanical patterns and geometry of vintage cross stitch patterns and Scandinavian folk art.

Reinterpreted in peyote-stitch beadwork.

The Kikko Collection

Inspired by the traditional Japanese Kikko motif — a hexagonal pattern symbolising longevity and strength — this design reinterprets classical textile geometry through contemporary beadwork.

Bracelets

Earrings

Other Work - Coming Soon

Reviews

  • "I have a Nahoko designs bracelet and the Fūrin earrings and I am obsessed! They are so chic and they really go with everything. They are comfortable and great quality. Will be purchasing for my mum and sister next.

    -Riki

  • "I feel beautiful wearing the Fūrin earrings, and each time I do, at least one person asks where I got them from. Nahoko designs are unique and gorgeous treasures i have worn for years. Love!

    —Sarah

  • “I love my gorgeous Fūrin earrings, perfect for a special occasion and I wear either my Kikko or Sankaku bracelets every day, depending on the colours I am wearing. I haven't seen anything like the designs you make anywhere else.”

    —Saya

  • I always get compliments on my Nahoko pieces when I wear them out. People will ask where I got them and are often so happy to learn that they ship internationally and the process is easy. (I live in the United States). They are one of a kind statement pieces that catch the eye, even in photographs. I usually accent outfits with accessories, but now I find myself sometimes dressing to the Nahoko pieces I want to wear that day. It is rare that I don’t get a comment on them when I go out.

    -Colette

  • I love my nahoko ring! The colors are so vibrant and the piece is unique.

    -Emerson

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