A short video of Rangimarie Hetet weaving at 100 years of age Click here to watch and listen

The film Mō Te Iwi: Carving For The People was first screened at the NZ International Film Festival which describes the film as...

An interview with Māori weaver and artist Erenora Puketapu-Hetet recorded by Te Papa National Museum shortly before she succumbed to...

Invited to talk at M9 July 2023, Veranoa Hetet gives her answer to the question: Without Māori Art Who I am?

Parliament, Aotearoa New Zealand 2023 An historic event in the history of Aotearoa New Zealand occurred in 2023, with the installation of...

Veranoa Hetet talks with Qiane Matata-Sipu

Interview with Veranoa Hetet on Radio NZ by Karyn Hay

Pictured below: The Kahukiwi Commissioned by the NZ Government for the opening of Te Papa Muesum of Aotearoa NZ and woven by Erenora...

The traditional materials and methods used in Māori weaving. Rangimarie Hetet and her daughter, Rangituatahi Te Kanawa, talk to Tilly...

LEGACY: The Art of Rangi Hetet and Erenora Puketapu-Hetet An Exhibition held at the Dowse Art Museum 26 June - 30 October 2016 Aotearoa...

This overview shows some of the main techniques used in Māori Weaving Pictured above:Kete woven by four generations of the Hetet whānau:...

This is a quick guide to some of the main materials used in Māori Weaving which include plants such as harakeke, kiekie, pingao, toetoe, kut

The plant is called Harakeke by most iwi Māori and Korari by some. It grows throughout Aotearoa New Zealand where it is commonly known as 'f

The best flax to weave with can be found in the front and back yards of people's properties. It is usually protected from the elements by th

BE RESOURCEFUL Imagine migrating from a tropical island and arriving in Aotearoa to a completely different climate, landscape, flora and...

A peek inside Veranoa Hetet's weaving tool kit

Veranoa Hetet shows how to make a haehae - to help size whenu for Raranga Want to learn more about Raranga - Māori Basketry?