Ka Wana Wana

Ka Wana Wana refers to a cultural practice among the Indigenous Māori people of New Zealand. It involves creating intricate woven artworks using natural materials, such as flax. This practice is not only an artistic expression but also holds cultural significance, as it connects the weaver to their heritage, community, and the environment. Each piece often tells a story or embodies traditional values, symbolizing aspects of Māori identity and spirituality. Ka Wana Wana highlights the importance of sustainability and respect for nature in Māori culture, showcasing the skills and creativity passed down through generations.