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The central motif of this design displays the 4 moon phases - Rakaunui phase (highest), Tangaroa phase (productive), Whiro phase (lowest) and Tamatea (unpredictable). This homage in Moon white sits in balance with the female essence, in Hutu red , portraying the importance of being attuned to the na...

another name for Rongo, as the advocator, the reconciler, the gatherer of people, the carer, the nourisher, the altruist, the compassionate and selfless.A well-known pattern derived from the Te Tairāwhiti, Poutama Porourangi embellishes the outer panels of this design. It represents our genealogy...

This design is a woven reminder to love and care for ourselves. To practice peace within, and apply it to all that we encounter.The diamond-shaped pātiki motif woven into the central panels of this design reflects abundance and prosperity, whether that be food, knowledge or other resources to susta...

While rivers carve their own path, the many landscapes of our natural environment influence the flow of water in the ways that it twists and turns, presents obstacles, challenges and changes in terrain - reflective of the pathways, states and forms we take and adapt to on our journey of life. R epre...

The main pae or decorative border, ‘Ngā tukemata ō Rēhua’, reflects a person's pathway of growth and development. The repeated tukemata pattern reflects our diverse experiences and learnings and the many people and places we engage with on our journey of self development, acknowledging the ma...

This design, based on the pūrākau (traditional story) of the creation of Hineahuone and te ira tangata (humankind), reminds us of our innate connection to each other, te taiao (nature) and the divine creators of our world. It is also a woven expression that as descendants of Hine, the prime exampl...

This blanket weaves the pūrākau (traditional story) of Hinetītama’s transformation to become Hinenuitepō, a story which exemplifies the value of self worth and the power of self determination. design elements reflect seasons of change, in direction and approach, with the endeavour to grow with...

This design draws upon the inherent attributes embodied by our forebears at Pukehinahina (Gate Pā) and continually throughout our heritage. It serves as a reminder that we too are of a noble fighting spirit, resolute and purposeful, calculated and adaptable, determined and stout hearted, with the c...

This design is an ode to our collective purpose and reflects the value of community and the power of a unified front, whether it’s found in our immediate family, our wider collective or our tribal affiliations, we understand to be purpose driven is to be community driven. Our lives are enriched wh...

This design is a nod to the eager hearted, seeking opportunities for growth and development. It's a reminder to be purposeful in our planning and strategic in our approach, with the ability to learn and adapt to an environment in order to yield a successful harvest.This blanket is woven with 100% Ne...

honours and recognises the knowledge holders and keepers of our stories of connection to people and place. They embody our traditional values of care and are a shelter of reassurance and strength, reminiscent of our ancestral house, adorned with tukutuku.This blanket is woven in our heavy style with...

The body of this design is inspired mainly by the poutama pattern, but also carries influences of both waewae pākura and taki patterns. The poutama reflects our goals and dreams that we aspire to, with hope casting light upon our pathway, illuminating each step, as we realise its truth and stand up...

Faith without action is fruitless and the design intent for this blanket is to reflect whakapono as a principle of action and power. Whenever we exercise our belief, our whakapono, we inspire courage and determination to take purposeful action towards creating a reality we aspire to achieve.This bla...

A unique and distinctive blanket, reflects the strength of the collective in its construction. A complex blend of 6 weave structures including a detailed bespoke ‘lattice design’, woven in the Jacquard style. Made using 100% New Zealand Lambswool, 35 threads per square cm, it features a decorati...

woven in the Jacquard style which allows for a vibrant design to feature that has been combined in 3 complex weave structures. Crafted from 100% New Zealand Lambswool, 35 threads per square cm, the main body of the blanket is complemented with a decorative blanket stitch edge. It has gone through an...

The distinguished designs of the blanket has been Jacquard woven, a complex style that combines 5 weave structures at 35 threads per square cm. Crafted using 100% New Zealand Lambswool and featuring a contrasting blanket stitch edge, it has gone through an open-width scouring process and has a soft...

, a traditionally inspired blanket, has been brought to life using the Jacquard weave structure that is characterised by complex woven-in designs. Made using 100% New Zealand Lambswool, 35 threads per square cm and 5 different weave structures and features a decorative contrasting blanket stitch edg...

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An ode to the ambitious leaders, the brave, the courageous visionaries who look beyond the horizon.Inspired by traditional kahu kaitaka and Mokunui (Hawai'i), this kaitaka huaki inspired design is an ode to the ambitious leaders, the brave, te kura i maia, the courageous, the visionaries who look be...

A representation of resilience and an acknowledgement of our relationship with the natural environment.Inspired by traditional tukutuku (lattice work) and the story of Tirikawa (North Rock), this full body design speaks to resilience as well being a call to action to support our efforts for Climate...

A reflection of a limitless network of connection & relationships - with our past and our future, our natural environment and each other. Inspired by Te Whare Tupuna (the ancestral meeting house) and tāniko (traditional embroidery), the body of this design is a reflection of our traditional whare r...

As people wrap themselves in this blanket, they embody the resonance of the living environment as a single entity. , the lifeblood that binds all together, flowing and sustaining life, from head to toe. A woven reflection of the cycles of water and our innate capacity to be regenerated by and active...

Our maunga reflect our loftiest aspirations, and bear testament to our biggest challenges. As we stand at their feet we gain perspective of ourselves and our place in the world and upon their shoulders we are refreshed in the winds of home & can grasp a vision for the future.Within the body of this...

The side borders of this design are inspired by ranges that border the expanse of the valley, displayed in the woven body of the blanket. Lined with rows of niho taniwha (sawed tooth). Displaying the many family houses that populate the valleys of home, niho taniwha is reflective of the tenacious en...