Harakeke (NZ Flax) is the most enduring of all New Zealand native plants, a natural resource and easily accessible.
From plant to product, in this workshop you will learn the skills of weaving with Harakeke (NZ Flax).
This workshop will include the techniques of weaving and plaiting along with being taught the cultural customs of working within the sustainable practices of tikanga and the values toi raranga (the protocols of flax cutting and handling which surrounds this time-honoured craft).
During this two day Introduction to Harakeke (NZ Flax) Weaving workshop, you will create puti puti flowers, a two corner magic basket and the larger kono four cornered food basket in a supportive and friendly atmosphere. Over time your harakeke weaving will take on a glorious golden hue.
Dates Available:
Saturday 29 March 2025 to Sunday 30 March 2025 - (10am-4pm)
Saturday 3 May to Sunday 4 May 2025 (10am-4pm)
Harakeke Weaving Workshop - Beginners Journey
Tutor: Evey Weavey / Yvonne Hammond
Level: Beginner
Date: | 2 Day Workshop
Location:
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Harakeke (NZ Flax) is the most enduring of all New Zealand native plants, a natural resource and easily accessible.
From plant to product, in this workshop you will learn the skills of weaving with Harakeke (NZ Flax).
This workshop will include the techniques of weaving and plaiting along with being taught the cultural customs of working within the sustainable practices of tikanga and the values toi raranga (the protocols of flax cutting and handling which surrounds this time-honoured craft).
During this two day Introduction to Harakeke (NZ Flax) Weaving workshop, you will create puti puti flowers, a two corner magic basket and the larger kono four cornered food basket in a supportive and friendly atmosphere. Over time your harakeke weaving will take on a glorious golden hue.
Dates Available:
Saturday 29 March 2025 to Sunday 30 March 2025 - (10am-4pm)
Saturday 3 May to Sunday 4 May 2025 (10am-4pm)
Offerings by Evey Weavey / Yvonne Hammond
