Handmade Muka Earrings - Natural Fibre & Dyes
These beautiful Muka earrings are handcrafted from the fibre of the Harakeke flax plant, using traditional techniques passed down from tupuna (ancestors). Dyed with natural pigments, each pair is unique, reflecting the artisan's touch and heritage.
Hāpai is a Māori arts collective founded by Alice Spittle and Jacinta Topia in Ōtautahi, dedicated to preserving and celebrating traditional craftsmanship and supporting Māori Wahine.
Approx. Dimensions: 5.5 cm in length
Each pair is one-of-a-kind and may vary slightly from the images, making them truly special.
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Care Instructions for Muka Earrings
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Avoid Direct Sunlight: Store your earrings in a cool, dry place to prevent fading or weakening of the fibres.
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Brush and Re-Shape Gently: Use your fingertips and a fine comb to straighten and reshape any frayed fibres.
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Keep Them Dry: If your earrings get wet, gently dry them and reshape the fibres.
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Trim to Fit: If they’re too long, use sharp scissors to carefully trim to your desired length.
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Protect from Oils and Chemicals: Apply perfumes or sprays before wearing to protect the fibres from damage.
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Store Safely: Lay flat or hang securely to maintain their shape and prevent tangling.
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