- Location: Fraser High School
- Room: A8
- Start Date: Wednesday 4th Feb, 2026.
- End Date: Wednesday 1st Apr, 2026.
- Time: 6.00-9.00pm.
- 8 Weeks.
- 3 hours per week.
Introduction to Korowai Raranga
Learn basic traditional weaving methods to create a small korowai or kakahu. In this class you will learn to connect with your artist spirit using weaving methods used in Maori culture.
Suitable for all levels.
Content:
- Introduction to a traditional raranga practices, using contemporary materials
- Basic protocol and cultural considerations for the practice of Korowai Raranga
- Weaving techniques used for a Korowai Kakahu, or Kakahu hurihuri
Objectives:
Introduce basic protocols and practical techniques of Korowai Raranga.
Outcomes:
- Gain an understanding of basic, protocols and practices involved in Korowai Raranga
- Connect with your Tupuna as you are inspired to create a beautiful whānau toanga.
- To be motivated to create a full-size Korowai/Kakahu that your whānau will treasure for many generations to come.
What you will need;
Bring a hand towel, a sharp pair of scissors, a notebook and pen or pencil
Come and laugh and enjoy yourself as you meet with like-minded people.
Tutors:
Linda Rakuraku
This course is supported by the TEC (Tertiary Education Commission) to assist with literacy, numeracy and wellbeing needs of students. You must attend 80% of the class. At the same time we hope you will learn other useful and interesting skills and have a lot of fun learning with us.
