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Kupenga kete with paua shells

Kupenga kete with paua shells

Traditional NZ flax weaving, a woven bag made with a fishing net knot to collect seafood

NZ flax weaving – whenu laid out for making piupiu

NZ flax weaving – whenu laid out for making piupiu

Closeup of the scored and prepared flax strands to make Maori piupiu skirts, with the muka fibre showing

Making of a pikau - New Zealand flax weaving

Making of a pikau - New Zealand flax weaving

Unfinished work in progress with blue and natural flax strands

Muka fibres and pokinikini - NZ flax weaving

Muka fibres and pokinikini - NZ flax weaving

Closeup of shiny white flax fibres extracted from the rolled up flax blades

Potae hat - NZ flax weaving

Potae hat - NZ flax weaving

Woven Maori style hat in beautiful colours

Brown flax weaving background

Brown flax weaving background

Closeup of the traditional mumu pattern of a woven kete

Potae - New Zealand flax weaving

Potae - New Zealand flax weaving

Maori style hat, made of local fibres from Aotearoa

Closeup of red and yellow flax weaving

Closeup of red and yellow flax weaving

Woven background in portrait orientation

Splashback photo: Windmill knot flax weaving

Splashback photo: Windmill knot flax weaving

Kitchen splashback picture for standard size 900 x 750 mm

Pokinikini bundle with muka fibres

Pokinikini bundle with muka fibres

Closeup of the extracted shiny white flax fibres – NZ flax weaving

New Zealand flax weaving - Kahu muka pokowhiwhi detail

New Zealand flax weaving - Kahu muka pokowhiwhi detail

Maori shoulder cloak, harakeke cape made with white flax fibre

Dyed muka kahu pokowhiwhi - Maori shoulder cape

Dyed muka kahu pokowhiwhi - Maori shoulder cape

New Zealand flax weaving, harakeke cloak made of white fibre

Kahu muka pokowhiwhi - Maori shoulder cloak

Kahu muka pokowhiwhi - Maori shoulder cloak

New Zealand flax weaving, harakeke cape made of white fibre

Muka with mawhitiwhiti whatu - NZ flax weaving

Muka with mawhitiwhiti whatu - NZ flax weaving

Closeup of finely hand woven white fibres in cross stitched finger twining

Flax weaving - pikau and kete

Flax weaving - pikau and kete

Group of colourful woven flax bags and backpacks

View from South Head to the Hokianga sand dunes

View from South Head to the Hokianga sand dunes

Portrait lookout through flax bushes - Northland, New Zealand

Flax weaving background: mat woven with Maori takitahi weave

Flax weaving background: mat woven with Maori takitahi weave

New Zealand flax (harakeke) weaving (raranga), detail of a mat (whariki) - 18.87 MB, 5959 x 3973 px, with property release

Maori flax weaving with traditional niho taniwha pattern

Maori flax weaving with traditional niho taniwha pattern

Close up of a traditional and natural weaving - background

Splashback photo: red orange yellow flax weaving

Splashback photo: red orange yellow flax weaving

Kitchen splashback picture for standard size 900 x 750 mm

Red orange yellow flax weaving

Red orange yellow flax weaving

Background closeup of a kete with colourful pattern

New Zealand flax weaving: Ipu whenua

New Zealand flax weaving: Ipu whenua

Traditional vessel to bury the placenta of a newborn Maori baby

Pingao leaves - a traditional New Zealand weaving resource

Pingao leaves - a traditional New Zealand weaving resource

Native NZ beach plant, also Golden sand sedge, pikao or Ficinia

Muka with pokinikini - NZ flax weaving

Muka with pokinikini - NZ flax weaving

Closeup of finely woven white and tanekaha dyed flax fibres

Traditional New Zealand weaving resource: kiekie leaves

Traditional New Zealand weaving resource: kiekie leaves

Closeup of natural strands after processing - kiekie is a native NZ bush plant, Freycinetia banksii, related to pandanus

Splashback photo: Natural NZ flax weaving

Splashback photo: Natural NZ flax weaving

Kitchen splashback picture for standard size 900 x 750 mm

Wahakura, a woven Maori baby cot

Wahakura, a woven Maori baby cot

New Zealand flax weaving solution for safe co-sleeping in bed

Splashback photo: Macro of NZ flax leaf

Splashback photo: Macro of NZ flax leaf

Kitchen splashback picture for standard size 900 x 750 mm

New Zealand flax weaving: potae

New Zealand flax weaving: potae

A typical woven hat (with property release from the maker All Flax NZ)

Flax weaving with muka fibre and pokinikini

Flax weaving with muka fibre and pokinikini

Closeup with natural white and tanekaha dyed muka strands

Closeup of a kahu pokowhiwhi with heru - Maori flax weaving

Closeup of a kahu pokowhiwhi with heru - Maori flax weaving

Shoulder cloak made of white muka fibre and pokinikini

Splashback photo: Closeup of NZ flax weaving - natural weave

Splashback photo: Closeup of NZ flax weaving - natural weave

Black & white kitchen splashback picture for standard size 900 x 750 mm

Rim of a woven hat or potae

Rim of a woven hat or potae

Closeup of New Zealand flax weaving

Yellow kete with white muka fibre handles

Yellow kete with white muka fibre handles

Closeup of an example of New Zealand flax weaving

New Zealand flax weaving:  windmill knot

New Zealand flax weaving: windmill knot

Closeup of a woven mat in natural colour - background

Closeup of a flax leaf in detail

Closeup of a flax leaf in detail

New Zealand flax blade - phormium tenax

Macro view of a stained flax blade

Macro view of a stained flax blade

New Zealand flax leaf - phormium tenax

Detail of flax weaving from a pikau (backpack)

Detail of flax weaving from a pikau (backpack)

With transition from white natural and to dark dyed colours

Closeup of white natural flax muka

Closeup of white natural flax muka

Muka fibre is a New Zealand flax weaving material

Closeup of woven muka strands made of New Zealand flax

Closeup of woven muka strands made of New Zealand flax

Tanekaha dyed and natural white muka fibre - NZ flax weaving

Detailed view of a traditional woven flax mat

Detailed view of a traditional woven flax mat

The art of flax weaving is a Maori tradition in New Zealand