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Thursday, 10 December, 2020 - 16:42
A sustainable toy and a clothing range inspired by indigenous elements, designed by Massey University students, were among winners at a prestigious national craft and design awards event.
Student artists, designers and illustrators and their whānau celebrated at the Dowse Art Museum in Lower Hutt at the ECC New Zealand Student Craft/Design awards, the national awards for New Zealand tertiary students in the areas of design and craft.
Three students from Massey University won in their categories and a further nine students and graduates received Highly Commended awards.
PhD student Erana Kaa won the Friends of the Dowse Fashion Design Award for Te Kākahu ō Te Kaikaranga, a garment collection employing an indigenised approach to construction. Her creations are based on Māori visual language that enhances the role of kaikaranga (the woman, or women, who has the role of making the ceremonial call to visitors onto a ....

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