Weaving harakeke

Pied-de-poule pattern woven out of paper by textile designers Helle Gråbæk and Maria Kirk Mikkelsen.

Alexis Neal House of Treasures Series "Tauira Whāriki Rāranga Whakairo" Printed Woven Whāriki 2013

Kura Gallery Maori Art Design BNZ Matariki Celebration Weave

Karmen Thomson - I love this piece

Tukutuku Panel Patiki

13/12/2006 - Photograph Collection - Heritage - Christchurch City Libraries

x Kete Whakairo are hand-woven baskets decorated with geometric patterns. Kete presented on this page are designed to be used as hand or shoulder bags with sturdy handles made from 4-ply Whi…

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These diagrams show some of the most common tukutuku patterns and their names (although names vary from tribe to tribe). In more recent times, tukutuku panels have also included representational designs such as the kiwi and whare.

Maori weaving using Harakeke and traditional processes in contemporary styles and colours

Karakia and the appropriate protocols when harakeke is cut to use

Ngai Tahu.

A collection of intricate and beautiful floor mats woven for Te Rauru meeting house at Whakarewarewa, Rotorua, are seen in this photo from about 1898. In front are some of the Te Arawa women who wove the mats. In 1910 Te Rauru was sold to a museum in Hamburg, Germany. From the 1980s Te Arawa ...

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