The Artery - Art Learning Space, The Incubator Creative Hub, The Historic Village, 17th Avenue, Tauranga
All Ages
Ipu are multi-purposed baskets woven with harakeke (flax) and are traditionally used for customary purposes such as containing the whenua (placenta) of a newborn, they are great for storage and the perfect alternative to gift wrapping.
During this workshop, you will weave both a base and a lid for your Ipu.
The workshop is designed for beginner weavers but some prior knowledge of the processes of weaving would be advantageous.
Tutors: Aroha & Sandra
All materials and tools will be provided.
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