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Comment by Melissa Wand on May 25, 2016 at 11:58pm: This is beautiful.

Comment by Gerda Osteneck on May 11, 2016 at 12:32am: Thanks Carmela, I am just learning how to use this site. I will explore your album soon. I am trying to write a grant app. I just pop in here on breaks... the chocolate has run out. Time to make supper. Cheers.

Comment by Carmela Rizzuto on May 10, 2016 at 8:04pm: Thanks for the background info on materials, etc. Beautiful image!

Comment by Gerda Osteneck on May 10, 2016 at 4:53pm: Kete Whakaio 2015

Digital image printed with Epson Ultra-Chrome K3 pigment inks on handmade flax/abaca paper, machine stitched onto a textured cotton twill fabric. (16"x23") Kete Whakaio, means 'a fine weave' in the Maori language. There are several kinds of Flax plants in New Zealand that play an essential role in the Maori culture. Flax plants grow to 12 feet in height. There is a spiritual aspect to a good fine weave. It is believed that artists are mediums through which the Gods create.

Nelson, New Zealand, 2011.

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