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they engage with the formal elements of vernacular and functional objects from the African continent and diaspora
traditionally handcrafted in Ishikawa
Alder cones have been used for dyeing and to conserve paper since the 8th century in Japan called Yashabushi dye
28th Sep (Sun) - For all levels of experience in Ikebana
This technique takes some time and patience so it is recommended to start with a manageable project
Ngāparetaihinu | Tipuānuku, 2023 book they engage with the formalMori Contemporary Art by Kiriana O'Connell Harakeke raranga, Art object 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. W330 x H190mm Materials: kupenga, harakeke, & Gourd (Ng Puhi), commercial dye Handcrafted by Kiriana O'Connell, Tmaki Makaurau
