This design, based on the pūrākau (traditional story) of the creation of Hineahuone and te ira tangata (humankind), reminds us of our innate connection to each other, te taiao (nature) and the divine creators of our world. It is also a woven expression that as descendants of Hine, the prime example of human-kind, we too are perfectly formed and empowered to create life. We may venture outward many times throughout our lives to gain more knowledge, to broaden our experiences and develop ourselves in various ways, only to be reminded that we have had the answers within all along. 

The overall design for this blanket is inspired by kaitaka paepaeroa, traditional woven flax muka cloaks, which featured ornately embroidered decorative borders. Te Hā features a number of stylised woven patterns including kōpiko, waharua, rī, kura whetū, huhu manu and poutama, with each motif speaking to the essence of our design story.

To find out more about the inspiration for this blanket, head to our journal.

This blanket is woven with 100% New Zealand Lambswool.  Featuring a blanket stitch edging, it has been milled and raised to achieve a soft and smooth feel.

The yarn colours used are Clay, Earth and Koare green.  The design also features a reversible contrasting colour way.

Dimensions 

• 134 cm x 200 cm

• 2 kg

• Designed by Josh and Whakaawa Te Kani

Wool blankets are among the most durable and desirable of all blankets. They're soft and warm, and are very difficult to stain or damage. Wool blankets are also very easy to care for and you don’t need to wash them often, in fact, it’s best to wash them sparingly and some guidelines recommend washing wool blankets once every three months.

Check out our product care page for further information on how to care for your blanket.

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