moekaup
Mōkaup is a term originating from Māori culture, specifically referring to a type of woven mat or cloak. Traditionally, these items were made from natural fibers such as flax (harakeke) or dog's hair. The creation of a mōkaup was a skilled craft, often passed down through generations, and involved intricate weaving techniques.
Mōkaup served various practical and ceremonial purposes within Māori society. They provided warmth and protection against
The designs and patterns found on mōkaup often held cultural meaning, telling stories or representing ancestral