The Flax Pendant draws inspiration from the slender leaves of the native flax plant, also known as harakeke in Maori. This plant has been cultivated for centuries for its valuable fiber. A Maori proverb highlights the importance of conservation: ‘If you cut the central stalk of the flax bush, where will the bellbird feed?’ This proverb emphasizes the need to preserve valuable resources for future generations.
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The Flax Pendant draws inspiration from the slender leaves of the native flax plant, also known as harakeke in Maori. This plant has been cultivated for centuries for its valuable fiber. A Maori proverb highlights the importance of conservation: ‘If you cut the central stalk of the flax bush, where will the bellbird feed?’ This proverb emphasizes the need to preserve valuable resources for future generations.
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