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you will need to engage with your own culture/background and to contemplate an appropriate outcome that
reflects the regard you have for the recipient

IDEATION AND INSPIRATION

Wainui-o-mata whilst out in the bush - nature is so beautiful. Such diverse looking cuts of wood too!

How to tie in with the Tāne Mahuta Bill? Will I assume it has now been passed as the Tāne Mahuta Act? What
would this look like? Would it be a physical thing or only available online via the Parliament website? How do I
make a physical manifestation of this legal document?
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Tokotoko stick inspiration

from Pūrakau book - could
show similar creation myth
through a pou carving that
would stand at the original
national parks?

BUT… Would be culturally

inappropriate for me to
carve a pou… Maybe I
could still use the creation
myth idea and apply it
differently

Creation Myths - Tāne Mahuta separating Ranginui and Papatūānuku

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3D modelling using Google Sketchup - Really difficult as I have no prior experience in 3D modelling and it is
starting to look like a cat scratching post… Need to adapt this somehow. Think Joyce, think!
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DIY Macrame Step-by-step Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1708&v=_OzZa4qSNpM

How to Dye Cotton

https://www.wikihow.com/Dye-Cotton

Decided I didn’t like the colouring of macrame cord - doesn’t look quite right and looks almost childlike. If I
leave it natural, could I tie in this idea to Tāne Mahuta’s natural beauty?
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Information on the native plants used in the bowl -

MUEHLENBECKIA COMPLEXA LOPHOZONIA MENZIESII

Small-leaved Pohuehue Silver Beech

Syn. Nothofagus menziesii. Tall attractive tree with silver

A twining vine that can climb or clamber over any support.
bark. Suits cool moist sites at higher altitudes and in the
Dense, wire-like stems are covered with interlaced, tiny
south. Susceptible to drought. Requires shelter. Good
round light-green leaves. Tiny creamy-green flowers from
quality deep-red timber. Can clip to hedge. Evergreen.
late spring into early summer. Full sun to part shade with
Hardy. Native NZ Tree
regular irrigation. Useful in coastal plantings. Great for
covering banks, walls, structures and topiary. Attracts
insects and lizards. Evergreen. Hardy.

LEPTOSPERMUM SCOPARIUM PITTOSPORUM TENUIFOLIUM

Manuka Also known as Tawhiwhi 'Tom Thumb'

Fast growing native tree with small scented leaves and Tawhiwhi is a dense, slow-growing dwarf evergreen shrub
single white flowers. Attractive to bees being the nectar of rounded habit, with reddish-brown, undulate leaves.
source for the highly valued, antibacterial Manuka honey. Grow to 0.6m in height.
Fantastic nurse crop for native revegetation. Thrives on
moist sites, even tolerant of some wet. Susceptible to scale,
sooty mould although this provides a food source for
birds. Requires full sun. Evergreen. Avoid heavy frosts