Follow these instructions to make a triangular child’s kite: Figure 1: Lay the feathered toetoe stalks on top of the unfeathered stalk as shown. Bind the stalks together with string. Figure 2: Lace together dry raupō leaves in groups of six. Start at the wide ...

As we approach Matariki, there are some wonderful Matariki crafts you can do with your children to celebrate.

Last year, all of the year five and six students made manu tukutuku to be shown at our annual Calf Club. The idea came from the book ‘Māori Art for Kids’ which you can find here. Here…

Fantastic resource - Step by Step instructions on how to make your own Manu Tukutuku.

Maori Art + Design - Kura Gallery - Auckland & Wellington NZ » Sculpture & Objects

I love wall hangings so decided since Matariki is just around the corner I would create a star wall hanging with little miss 3. I love creating with

kite coloring pages - Free Large Images

FANCY! Design Blog | NZ Design Blog | Awesome Design, from NZ + The World: New Zealand artist Erica Lack

People have long had an obsession with flight. Characters from legends and fairy tales often have the surprising ability to take off from the solid Earth and glide effortlessly through the air. One of the earliest accounts of flight comes from Greek mythology.

If someone wants to weave bamboo baskets, he/she will have to learn how to make basic weaving patterns. To make patterns we need bamboo strips. If bamboo is not available we can use paper strips to make these patterns