‘Ko Rangitīkei te Awa’ shows water flows of various natures affected by seasonal changes and states of health. SOLD
‘Ko Ōhinepuhiawe te Whenua’ undulates with swollen bellies cvarrying babies nurtured within their whenua, rich with depth, clothed in the cloak of Tāne, juxtaposed with the bare fields of hair.
‘Ko Ruahine te Pae Maunga’ hair is as we see the ranges today, yesterday, and into the future with a bedrock cloak or tūapapa giving us a sure and sound foundation into the future.
Ko Ōhinepuhiawe te whenua, Ko Rangitīkei te awa, Ko Ruahine te pae maunga
Brand
Pip Devonshire
Nō Ngāti Manomano me Ngāti Te Au a Pip.
Currently, Pip is a recipient of the first Ngā Aho Whenua weavers’ residency in the Toi Matarau Gallery at Māoriland alongside Sonia Snowden. Harakeke and Muka are the fibres she generally weaves with and has taught with when she was a tutor at Te Wānanga o Raukawa for the Toi Whakarākai programme. Early influencers were her tūpuna kuia Rangimahora Reihana Mete and Ranginui Parewahawaha Leonard.
Pip’s idea is to make a ‘new’ style of kete to celebrate the start of a new weaving journey at Māoriland as one of the Ngā Aho Whenua resident weavers - Raranga mai, whiri mai; Ngā Aho Whenua Weaving Residency Series 1; Kete Mata Tauaro #1 #2 #3.
A square piece of weaving can have tāpiki (cast off technique) on all edges and whiri (plaiting) to bring edges together. This whiri part of the weave is mad! Casting off from the whiri results in the fringed edges. Kete Mata Tauaro reflect the juxtaposition of the two main woven surfaces. This technique acknowledges Wainui, home and nurturer to Harakeke and Te Moananui a Kiwa, home of the whiri.
Rangitīkei Print Series
$120.00
Description
Title: Rangitīkei Print Series 2023
Artist: Pip Devonshire
Iwi: Ngāti Raukawa, Ngāti Te Au, Ngāti Manomano
Description: Framed Digital Print
‘Ko Rangitīkei te Awa’ shows water flows of various natures affected by seasonal changes and states of health. SOLD
‘Ko Ōhinepuhiawe te Whenua’ undulates with swollen bellies cvarrying babies nurtured within their whenua, rich with depth, clothed in the cloak of Tāne, juxtaposed with the bare fields of hair.
‘Ko Ruahine te Pae Maunga’ hair is as we see the ranges today, yesterday, and into the future with a bedrock cloak or tūapapa giving us a sure and sound foundation into the future.
Materials: Kiekie, non-traditional Terri dye, recycled silk cotton cloth, peg board
Dimensions: A3
Additional information
Ko Ōhinepuhiawe te whenua, Ko Rangitīkei te awa, Ko Ruahine te pae maunga
Brand
Pip Devonshire
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