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which is a wonderful characteristic of harakeke (flax)
yet layered in meaning: use
prepared and created while on a holiday around the lower South Island
It can be both literal and metaphorical
Ngā Aho Ngaru Tamata which is a wonderful characteristicThis piece is created using fresh harakeke harvested from Koutu on the shores of Lake Rotorua and was woven during Matariki. The whakanihoniho pattern runs through the body of work, while the sculpted form rises and falls in gentle waves inspired by the movement of the water beside which it lives. Representing growth, connection, and continuity, the pattern also connects to the spirit of Matariki as a time to remember the past, celebrate the present,
