The hoar frosts of Central Otago where even the fog freezes in the depths of winter is the inspiration behind Tavolo Frost.

Tavolo Glacier is inspired by the Fox and Franz Josef Glaciers on the Southern Alps on the South Island’s West Coast.

Tavolo Valley is inspired by the deep, ancient, glacial valleys of the South Island’s West Coast in New Zealand.

North Island’s Rangipo Desert (known as the Desert Road) with its three volcanoes is the inspiration for Tavolo Ash.

Tavolo Coronet takes its inspiration from the glistening white snows of the ski fields of Coronet Peak.

Tavolo Tasman is inspired by the foaming waves that pound into New Zealand’s West Coast from the Tasman Sea.

Aotearoa ‘the Land of the Long White Cloud’ is a name given to New Zealand by Maori on their arrival to our shores.

The ever-changing and moody colours of the wild West Coast of New Zealand’s South Island were the inspiration for Tavolo Coast

Many of New Zealand’s South Island lakes freeze over in winter, none more than Lake Ida in the shadows of Mt Cook.

Tavolo Champagne gets its name from the waters Champagne Pool, a geothermal feature of Rotorua’s Waiotapu Valley.

The stones and pebbles of the fast flowing South Island braided rivers are the inspiration behind Tavolo River.

Tavolo Raven takes its inspiration from the coal seams of the South Island’s West Coast.