These workshops are free to attend .
You may only book into ONE workshop, so we can share the aroha amongst many people. We ask you to be respectful.
If you book into more than one you will be removed from the list, so please choose carefully.
The registrations will open one week prior to the workshop and we will notify through the Incubator and Okorore social media pages when registrations are open.
We welcome you to contribute koha which will go back to the community programmes we run.
Muka ties are a wonderfully natural alternative to the conventional clamps that are used to secure a newborn baby's pito (umbilical cord). Muka fibre is extracted from Harakeke with a mussel shell by a scraping technique known as 'hāro', then twined together through the process of 'miro'. The Muka tie is soft against babys skin and the many antibacterial properties found within Muka allow baby's pito to heal efficiently.The muka tie can be kept as a keepsake, no nasty cold plastic clamps against baby's skin. And no plastic ending up in land fill.
The workshop will start with a karakia, learn how to harvest harakeke (flax) correctly. Extract the muka and create muka ptio ties. Take home your creations with print outs to carry on at home.
All materials provided.Muka ties are a wonderfully natural alternative to the conventional clamps that are used to secure a newborn baby's pito (umbilical cord).
Muka fibre is extracted from Harakeke with a mussel shell by a scraping technique known as 'hāro', then twined together through the process of 'miro'.
The Muka tie is soft against babys skin and the many antibacterial properties found within Muka allow baby's pito to heal efficiently.
The muka tie can be kept as a keepsake, no nasty cold plastic clamps against baby's skin. And no plastic ending up in land fill.Please note: You are only allowed to be booked into one workshop.
These workshops are limited attendees not everyone will get into the one they wanted.
This workshop will go live 7days prior to the event date. So put your alarm reminder onless