Description
Title: Tino Linen Shorts
Design: The Tino Māoriland range is inspired by the Tino Rangatiratanga Flag — a powerful symbol of Māori self-determination and our journey of sovereignty, recognition and acknowledgement of the injustices of previous colonist systems, designed in 1989 by Hiraina Marsden, Jan Dobson, and Linda Munn, and produced here with respect and permission from Linda Munn.
Front Right Leg Hem – Tino Māoriland (printed)
Shorts Style:
Mens: AS 5919 Linen Shorts “18
Womens: AS 4919
Colours: Natural, Black
Composition: 100% Preshrunk Linen
BACKDROP ART AND ACCESSORY CREDITS:
Taonga Pounamu – Whakatū Kawakawa Pendant by Pat Hakaraia
Taonga Pounamu – Tīheru Pendant by Thomas Ratima
Taonga Tohorā – Ūnaunahi Pendant by Joshua Lobz
Lamp – Pourama by Aria Parker
Kete – Ki Uta, Ki Tai by Pip Devonshire
Uku – Ipu Karea by Alex Tūkariri-Wong
Fine Art Prints – Left – Tuna (A1), Right – E Rua Ngā Tuna (A2) by Rīhari Warnock
Photography by Maija Stephens
Brand
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.
Tino Linen Shorts – Māoriland Merch
$90.00
Description
Title: Tino Linen Shorts
Design: The Tino Māoriland range is inspired by the Tino Rangatiratanga Flag — a powerful symbol of Māori self-determination and our journey of sovereignty, recognition and acknowledgement of the injustices of previous colonist systems, designed in 1989 by Hiraina Marsden, Jan Dobson, and Linda Munn, and produced here with respect and permission from Linda Munn.
Front Right Leg Hem – Tino Māoriland (printed)
Shorts Style:
Mens: AS 5919 Linen Shorts “18
Womens: AS 4919
Colours: Natural, Black
Composition: 100% Preshrunk Linen
BACKDROP ART AND ACCESSORY CREDITS:
Taonga Pounamu – Whakatū Kawakawa Pendant by Pat Hakaraia
Taonga Pounamu – Tīheru Pendant by Thomas Ratima
Taonga Tohorā – Ūnaunahi Pendant by Joshua Lobz
Lamp – Pourama by Aria Parker
Kete – Ki Uta, Ki Tai by Pip Devonshire
Uku – Ipu Karea by Alex Tūkariri-Wong
Fine Art Prints – Left – Tuna (A1), Right – E Rua Ngā Tuna (A2) by Rīhari Warnock
Photography by Maija Stephens
Additional information
Black, Natural
Mens, Womens
32, 34, 36, 38, L, M, S, XL
Brand
Māoriland Film Festival
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