BOOK: Te Whatu Taniko - Taniko Weaving (BK035) -
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Te Whatu Taniko
Taniko Weaving
Technique and Tradition
by Hirini Moko Mead
Reed Books, 1999, 127 pp
Taniko ( pronounced ta-knee-cor) weaving is one of the traditional and unique Maori crafts. Made by weaving and dying the fibers of native flax, elaborate and beautiful patterns are made which are then used to adorn clothing. Its distinctive patterns and textures have evolved from centuries of creative and craft skills.
This book covers the history and development of taniko up to the present, a discussion of the classification of patterns and the evolution of the weaving method. It then provides step by step instructions and patterns, accompanied by excellent, detailed photos and illustrations, showing all the techniques required to master the art.
A wonderful book for anyone wanting to try Taniko weaving for themselves.
Te Whatu Taniko
Taniko Weaving
Technique and Tradition
by Hirini Moko Mead
Reed Books, 1999, 127 pp
This book covers the history and development of taniko up to the present, a discussion of the classification of patterns and the evolution of the weaving method. It then provides step by step instructions and patterns, accompanied by excellent, detailed photos and illustrations, showing all the techniques required to master the art.
A wonderful book for anyone wanting to try Taniko weaving for themselves.
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