Facilitator: Wetere Home

Māori kites, also known as manu tukutuku, are traditional Māori kite designs made from natural materials such as harakeke (flax), raupō (bulrush), and kareao (supplejack). They were used for a variety of purposes, including recreational and ceremonial activities, to communicate, measure the likelihood of a successful enemy attack, or to find offenders. Wetere Home of Arowhenua will be running one-hour workshops focused on making your own manu tukutuku.

No prior knowledge is needed to attend this workshop.