River Jayden Art
Rūaumoko - Hoodie
Rūaumoko - Hoodie
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🔥 Printed with UV Ink, so they glow under backlight.
This item can be printed in UV Ink which glows under backlight, the fluorescent oranges light up.
Alternatively, you can choose Non-UV option which is red in colour. Please check photos for your reference.
Please allow up to 7-10 days for shipping, in most cases we send it out earlier than that.
Rūaumoko plays an important role in the Māori creation narrative. Rūaumoko is the youngest child of Ranginui (Sky Father) and Papatūānuku (Earth Mother) and is the Māori god of earthquakes and volcanoes. Rūaumoko is also known as Rūaimoko, Whakarūaumoko and Rūaimokoroa.
It is said that when Papatūānuku was turned downwards, Rūaumoko went with her and stayed underground. He was given fire to keep him warm.
Some Māori believe that earthquakes are caused by the god Rūaumoko and the rumblings that disturb the land are made by him as he walks about.
Let the legend of Rūaumoko remind us of the incredible forces that shape our world and the intricate harmony that underlies its creation.
- 300gsm 80% cotton, 20% poly (Charcoal 60/40)
- Anti-pill, Pre-shrunk
- Soft brushed inside
- Lined hood with drawstring
- Bar-tacked pouch pocket
- Reinforcing tape in shoulder seams
- Twin needle top stitching detail
- Modern fit





