Limited edition silk scarf, created for the 2026 Māoriland Film Festival.
Comes in tidy carboard sleeve with sticker.
Kupu – “He taonga tuku iho te rama ataata” (The light that reveals our legacies)
Materials: 100% Silk
Artwork created by Lucy de Young Hakaraia. It features a takapū – a gannet – soaring across the moana. Takapū are remarkable manu, perfectly adapted for soaring and for diving at high speed into the sea to catch fish. Takapū can fly more than 500km in a day, riding the wind on their outstretched two-metre wings. They leave the nest early, travelling as far as Australia and spend their first years of life on the move before returning to their homelands to nest.
Brand
Lucy de Young
Māoriland Film Festival
Each March the Indigenous world comes together in Ōtaki, Aotearoa to celebrate Indigenous screen storytelling at Māoriland Film Festival, the largest Indigenous film festival in the Southern Hemisphere.
MFF2026 Scarf
$150.00
22 in stock
Description
Limited edition silk scarf, created for the 2026 Māoriland Film Festival.
Comes in tidy carboard sleeve with sticker.
Kupu – “He taonga tuku iho te rama ataata” (The light that reveals our legacies)
Materials: 100% Silk
Artwork created by Lucy de Young Hakaraia. It features a takapū – a gannet – soaring across the moana. Takapū are remarkable manu, perfectly adapted for soaring and for diving at high speed into the sea to catch fish. Takapū can fly more than 500km in a day, riding the wind on their outstretched two-metre wings. They leave the nest early, travelling as far as Australia and spend their first years of life on the move before returning to their homelands to nest.
Brand
Lucy de Young
Māoriland Film Festival
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