$28.00 NZD per Metre
Kete - New Zealand Traditional Maori weaving patterns
Lovely quilt fabric in multi-browns and creams by New Zealand designer Ned Barraud highlighting traditional Maori flax weaving native patterns.
Kete are traditional carrying baskets woven from plant materials. Made and used by New Zealand's Māori people, kete continue to be an important part of Māori culture today. Although utilitarian, kete have important symbolism for Māoris, as they represent a container of knowledge and wisdom. In this way they are a symbol of the resilience of the Māori people.
100% cotton; 110 cm wide.
How to order fabric
Fabric can be ordered as a Fat Quarter, by a pre-cut Piece, or by a Custom amount:
A Fat Quarter is approximately 50 cm by 55 cm (19.5 inches by 22 inches).
Some fabrics may have a Pre-cut option such as Piece, a Half-Metre, or a Metre. These options will include the size in the selection text.
To order a Custom amount, select 'Customer Meterage (in cm)' and then enter the number of centimetres in the quantity box. For example, to order 1/2 metre, enter 50. To order 1 metre, enter 100. To order 2 3/4 metres, enter 275.
Note: There is a minimum order of 25 centimetres for the custom meterage.
Care Instructions
Shipping - New Zealand
We ship using New Zealand Post Standard service, your shipping options will automatically be displayed at checkout. In summary:
- NZ Post Standard costs $6.90 - $15.00 and takes 3-7 business days.
- If required, a Rural Delivery Sticker will be an additional $5.70.
- You may also upgrade to Courier delivery for $3.00.
- If your order is $200 or more, NZ Post Standard Shipping is free. This does not include Rural Delivery or Courier charges.
Shipping - International
We ship to the following countries, using NZ Post International Courier with Tracking:
- Australia & Canada
- Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK
- Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan
We will send a tracking link when your package is shipped.