Kono - blue/yellow Journeyscapes

Kono - blue/yellow Journeyscapes40mm H x 65 Diameter Woven harakeke using the takitahi pattern (one over, one under) After arriving in New Zealand from Switzerland and being introduced to Maori culture and art Maria McLean was fascinated by flax weaving. She learnt the basic weaving technique from her teacher Richard Kereopa. She then studied for two years under Melata Bennett at Te Wananga o Aotearoa Rotorua. Her skills further developed while studying at Te Puia, the National

Polly Teis first tried pottery while travelling in Bali and immediately knew that she wanted to do more

60mm H x 55mm Belly width

with eight 12mm diameter round pounamu

Hang them with the Kereru and the Tui for a flock of New Zealand inspired wall art

Place on the windowsill to air-dry between loads

This Jewellery Box's is the perfect size for your everyday jewellery

A Dictionary of Emotions for Children

She seeks to build cross cultural communications and interpersonal relationships through the language of object and jewellery Art

Because the wool is already felted

Drypoint 2022

The vine itself stands out visually and 3 dimensionally

This product was developed under the consultation of Maimoa Creative Ltd