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Purapura Whetū Hikure - GreenThis pattern that adorns this skirt is called Purapura whet, created by co owner of Nku, Pania. Inspiration was drawn from traditional tukutuku panels seen in marae. The two hero patterns used in this tohu are niho taniwha and purapura whet. Purapura whet: represents the stars in the sky and the great number of people of a nation Niho Taniwha: symbolises whakapapa, strength, guardianship and unity of hap within iwi Product Details: Printed Chiffon XS

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