1. Wāhine _ TE PŌ - Black apron Earrings Statement All of these children are

All of these children are stars that are located near Hinetakurua

***COLOUR VARIATION - Please note while all measures are taken to ensure the colouring of our photos match the actual product

This pattern is a raranga (weaving) pattern often referred to as ‘two up

Kōrero behind the garment: Made from upcycled tablecloths gifted from the marae

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1. Wāhine _ TE PŌ - Black apron Earrings Statement All of these children areTE P SHORT BLACK APRON Once a humble layer of protection, the apron steps forward as an emblem of everyday mana, created so we you wear it as a layered piece for everyday not just cooking x Krero behind the garment: The apron is more than cloth, its memory. Worn by whine who nurtured, created and held space. A symbol of quiet strength, stitched with intention. In this collection, we honour their legacy layered, lived in, and full of aroha. Garment: