Panekoti (skirt) PENCIL, Black - Tāniko 12 Days of Kirihimete we have used a poutama-inspired

we have used a poutama-inspired design

The lines and forms symbolise the curves of the whenua (land) and the female form

Earring material: Sublimated Aluminium metal

Centred by the pou and the words Ko au tēnei (this is me)

+ Fabric = Heavy weight

Panekoti (skirt) PENCIL, Black - Tāniko 12 Days of Kirihimete we have used a poutama-inspiredStructured to stand out, these pencil (fitted) skirts are perfect for the office, marae (waitressing) and can be dressed up or down. Print Design: Tniko: Background to Tniko: Tniko is a uniquely Maori variation of whatu (twining) and was used to weave the colourful, intricate borders of Cloaks. In Cloak making, Tniko was used only for borders since the weave is too stiff to suit entire garments. Tniko is also used to make Pari (bodices), tipare (head