Natural Colour from Aotearoa | NZ Flax | Harakeke Dyeing

Natural Colour from Aotearoa | NZ Flax (Harakeke) In this gentle dye session, I explore natural colour drawn from harakeke (New Zealand flax) working slowly with fibre, tools, and process. This video is an invitation to pause and observe: how colour develops, how fibre responds, and how working with natural materials connects us to place, time, and whakapapa. 🌿 Tikanga acknowledgement Harakeke is a taonga species of Aotearoa. This work is shared with respect for Māori knowledge, tikanga, and the generations who have worked with harakeke as fibre, form, and whakapapa. I acknowledge the cultural significance of harakeke and approach this process with care, gratitude, and humility. This is a quiet, process-led session offered as a bonus upload in gratitude to this growing community. If you enjoy slow craft, natural fibres, spinning, dyeing, and mindful making, you’re warmly welcome here. ☕ Support the channel If you’d like to support my work, you can leave a Ko-fi donation here: https://ko-fi.com/waihipiforage0138 Links Social Ravelry https://tinyurl.com/j9bfbk2r Instagram https://tinyurl.com/pnebw4b4 Dartmoor Dye link for more dyeing goodness    • Dartmoor Dye METHOD | ADHD Edition | Blue ...   New Zealand Fashion Museum https://nzfashionmuseum.org.nz/ 📌 Subscribe for slow stitching, fibre kōrero, spinning, dyeing, and gentle craft journeys from Aotearoa.