Jill Fleming weaver with kete (maori basket)
Kete whakairo / basket
Kete whakairo basket made of kiekie, pingao and dyes. Pattern; lattice or raranga design, fine pingao strips (diagonal).
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Welcome to Flaxie . . . (Flax weaving by Raewyn Hildreth) This blog covers my final year of weaving at Te Wananga o Aotearoa i...
Kete Whakairo-Puareare Woven Basket - Koru Enterprises
A truly beautiful kete whakairo, made from harakeke (NZ flax), and muka (flax fibre). Lovingly woven by expert weaver Clare Coyle in Hawke’s Bay, Aotearoa (NZ). A special taonga (treasure). Its pattern is puareare (holes). The kete was made from raw harakeke (no boiling). Handles are made from muka (flax fibre). Dimensions: 370mm by 280mm
Kete with weka feathers and paua and koru design made to hold pounamu patu. Sent to the Chatham Islands as a gift for the opening of their marae from Arowhenua Marae.Made by me.
Two Corner Kete
An ongoing schematic exploration of 'two corner kete' Approximate Dimensions 155 L x 85 W x 70 D mm Harakeke, quartz, bead & copper (2019) Harakeke, quartz, bead & copper (2019) Detail Harakeke and muka Harakeke and muka Harakeke, muka and found feather Harakeke, kuruwaka (pod) and riverstone (detail) - 2017 Harakeke, kuruwaka (pod) & riverstone (2017) Harakeke, kuruwaka (pod), copper & riverstone (2017) Harakeke and Copper Harakeke, quartz, bead & copper (2015) Detail Harakeke, peacock…
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Medium: natural and dyed New Zealand flax, plaited muka handles. Size: 7 x 9 x 2 inches (excl. handles). "Kete Whakairo is commonly woven and used on various occasions within New Zealand Maori society. This basket has been woven as a free standing form where design elements have been used to ensure no assistance is required.
Michelle Mayn
Treasure Pouch & Kete This Treasure Pouch, which closes with a finely woven flap, has natural golden hues often seen in unboiled New Zeal...
piupiu patterns
Flax kete
Flax kete (baskets) had many uses and are still a popular alternative to a tote bag. The flax in these modern baskets is brilliantly dyed. Strips of leaves are woven by a technique known as ‘raranga’ to form the kete. This technique is also used to ...