Korowai - Ruru Full Length Māori cloaks are most commonly

Māori cloaks are most commonly worn on special occasions

The triangles represent people

The colours of this design were inspired by the natural beauty of the Takahe bird

The Manaia is sitting in the Wharenui (ancestral meeting house) symbolizing the bringing of iwi

A traditional handwoven one takes many weeks to complete and costs significantly more

Korowai - Ruru Full Length Māori cloaks are most commonlySize: 1m x 1m Allow up to 2 weeks for this item. Contemporary Korowai Kahu huruhuru Kakahu. The colours of this design were inspired by the Ruru or in Morepork (small spotted owl). A powerful figure in Maori mythology. Mori cloaks are most commonly worn on special occasions, whether a significant hui and coming together of people, or significant graduation, birthday or tangi. The cloaks hold stories of our history or whnau [family] and whakapapa