Aramoana keteHandwoven Mori Kete by Kiriana OConnell (Ngti Tkorehe, Pkeh.) She has studied raranga (flax weaving) for the past sixteen years. All harakeke is harvested locally on the North Shore of Auckland, prepared, boiled and dyed by hand. Approx. Size: W350 x H240 x D70mm Materials: Treated Harakeke (Flax) Aramoana and Whakapuare patterns, natural harakeke, short muka handles Handcrafted by Kiriana O'Connell *Aramoana: They symbolise the weaving together of

‘Shirahana’ meaning white flower is Hitoshi Morimoto’s collection of pure white Bizen vessels

quartz crystals

Size 1 (fits NZ size 6-10)

Blue is also of the horizon

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Materials: Porcelain + Metal

*Fragile - please enquire about the frame if you are interested

Size: approx

Sari will share stories from her inspiring international career

This series of work was born after having many conversations between a local jewellery Keven Thorne & the director of Public Record

A full-bodied fragrance and a sea of flowers budding along the banks of the Yer-erqiang River in Xinjian

Instead of decontextualizing their sources