Tāwhirimātea Wendy Lineham

Tāwhirimātea Wendy LinehamCeramic wall hanging 815mm L x 160mm W Borrowed Earth wall hangings tell the stories of Marama (moon), Khui Whet (star constellations), and Twhirimtea (god of storms and wind, whose eyes look down on us as the Matariki constellation) Borrowed Earth takes pride in finding new ways to share a unique perspective of the world, honouring their Mori, Pacific and English heritage through their work. Their hope is to inspire and uplift others by passing

33mm drop inlcuding hook

seed and sterling silver on adjustable cord

Starting as a hand-knit slip stitch sample it is translated into a digitally knit textile

The rifleman's English

the Tarāpuka

and a love for storytelling

in a time of year that can often be all about the 'presents'

The cave is know as Te Ana O Te Wheke O Muturangi) Te Wheke is still thought to reside in the cave in the form of dangerous currents beneath the reef

each set with two rich blue sapphires on the front

citrusy aroma with a fresh

135mm h x 75mm base diameter

Sophie acknowledges she is honouring these fond recollections continuing the tradition of handmade craftsmanship