Uhi Tai te-aparautaki The yarn colours used are

The yarn colours used are Orchid

"ngā ihoiho o te maunga" - "the sinews of the mountain" and portray the many layers of lineage & intergenerational connection with these sites of significance

140 x 210cm

Seaspray and Rock and the design also features a reversible contrasting colour way

te taiao (nature) and the divine creators of our world

Uhi Tai te-aparautaki The yarn colours used areA representation of resilience and an acknowledgement of our relationship with the natural environment. Inspired by traditional tukutuku (lattice work) and the story of Tirikawa (North Rock), this full body design speaks to resilience as well being a call to action to support our efforts for Climate Change as our resilience is dependent on the resilient nature of our natural world. This blanket is woven with 100% New Zealand Lambswool and four