Description
Whenua | The Scarf of the Land
This piece of our Heritage Collection, Whenua, is a profound tribute to the ancient spirits of Aotearoa (New Zealand) and Australia. Designed by Australia-based artist Maha Aman, this scarf is a visual dialogue between two of the world’s oldest living cultures, honoring the sacred connection between the people and the soil that sustains them.
The Artistry & Symbolism:
A masterpiece of storytelling, this design seamlessly weaves together Māori patterns—symbolizing growth, lineage, and the flowing waters—with the intricate dot work and earthy symbolism of Aboriginal artistry. It is a celebration of the “South Pacific” spirit, acknowledging the shared horizons and deep-rooted traditions of Oceania.
The Fabric: Satin Silk
To honor the prestige of these cultures, we have selected satin silk. This square scarf offers a high-luster finish and a buttery-smooth drape that feels like a second skin.
The Details:
Artistry: A fusion of Māori and Aboriginal elements, celebrating the interconnectedness of the land.
Fabric: Satin Silk.
Dimensions: A classic square cut at 90cm x 90cm, perfect for a neck-tie, headwrap, or multiple other ways to style it.
