Puritia mai taku Huia | Ururangi, 2021Mori Wall Art Framed Kkahu, Handwoven Mori Harakeke raranga mini cloak, by Kiriana OConnell (Ngti Tkorehe, Pkeh.) She has studied raranga (flax weaving) for the past 18 years. All harakeke is harvested locally on the North Shore of Auckland, prepared, boiled and dyed by hand. Size: approx. W530 x H500mm Materials: framed kkahu, harakeke, muka, cotton, commercial dye Handcrafted by Kiriana O'Connell, Tmaki Makaurau

CARRYING THE MOON INI ITS MANY VARIATIONS

For the Bozi [neck]

He uses brass as medium

Fired in "Nobori-gama" a half buried climbing kiln over 1000 Celsius for the course of a week

Traditional Japanese paper lantern designed by Isamu Noguchi

*The colour of black has been made with brass being the acid bath

Fine Paint brush

Key benefit 特徴

led by Andrew Bonacina at The Hepworth Wakefield in Spring 2019

They’re looked after by dedicated and accredited farmers who believe in and respect the guardianship of the land which underpins their world-class eco standards

• Please bring your own broken piece

has a long history