Taranaki Merino Neckerchief - pikopiko Annie Smits Sandano

Taranaki Merino Neckerchief - pikopiko Annie Smits SandanoThis knit stitch pattern is inspired by the conical form of the majestic Taranaki Maunga (Mt Taranaki). Starting as a hand knit slip stitch sample it is translated into a digitally knit textile. This 100% Merino wool neckerchief is the ideal small scarf for colder days inside and out and easily tucked into a bag to pull out when needed. 1250mm L x 230mm W Knit Shepherd's designs take inspiration from the natural world of Aotearoa. The patterns are

Kat Monien's work reflects a deep appreciation for organic forms

Destined to be a classic

This bowl is perfect for a curry or risotto or a beautiful statement piece in your home

Brad lives this idea himself

Nautilus 58mm high

Sterling Silver studs

Due to the nature of the sgraffito etchings each bird has a different design

this piece seamlessly bridges the present with ancestral heritage

Identity (2020) – This piece is an extension of the diversity range I released in 2019 and aims to challenge us to question what is the New Zealand identity

Please allow for variation in colour each print as they are all handprinted individually

carved by a farmer

160mm W x 265mm H wall hung