Learn about some of the customs and traditions (tikanga) when working with NZ native flax (harakeke) and make some flowers and a small food basket to take home with you. You can also see harakeke growing and discover some of the other woven creations that can be made using raranga, the technique of Māori weaving. Workshops are offered one to one or in small groups. Hand made, unique, exhibition quality products are available for purchase.
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