Preparing for weaving. We said our karakia to thank Tanemahuta for sharing his harakeke treasure with us.
And our harakeke ika are complete!
Sunday, August 23, 2020
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Hi Tangaroa, Wow. What long long flax! You certainly didnt give up! It must have been such a wonderful feeling to learn something new. We would love to know how you made your flax fish. I wonder what else you could make?
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Thank you! We would love to share our weaving skills with you and Ruaumoko one day:)
DeleteThank you! We would love to share our weaving skills with you and Ruaumoko one day:)
DeleteI have my ika at home it's very well made too! I love how you managed to pick such healthy looking harakeke! What a lovely celebration of our Moana and Te Ao Maori at the same time! Tino Pai Rawa Atu Tangaroa!
ReplyDeleteThanks Koka Michelle, lucky to have an abundance of healthy harakeke on hand. Was a fun activity - lots of kia kaha required too :)
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