Taaniko weaving is one of the traditional and unique Māori crafts with distinctive patterns and textures that come from centuries of creative input and craft skills. When it first appeared in 1968 this book was enthusiastically accepted as a comprehensive introduction to this important craft. Hirini Moko Mead (also known as Sidney Moko Mead) brings developments up to date and again offers a valuable insight into the history and practice of taaniko.