New Zealand Flax Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

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Flax against a vivid blue sky

Phormium tenax leaves close up

A traditional Maori kete background. Kete is the Maori word for basket, they are woven from the dried leaves of the New Zealand flax plant (known as Harakeke by the Maori). This Kete is freshly woven and still green.

Flax that has been woven.

"Close up of sunlight shining through a Phormium tenax leaf (New Zealand flax, known as Harakeke in Māori)."

A flowering flax bush with organic frame. Fully layered for easy editing. Includes EPS, AI CS2 and hi-res JPG.

Blossoms of New Zealand flax (Phormium tenax).

A background of differnt types of NZ Flax (Phormium) leaves woven. Harakeke is the name for New Zealand Flax by the Maori. The Maori also weave the leaves to make baskets.

New Zealand Flax in Flower with a Classic Clear New Zealand Spring Sky and Golden Sand Estuary.

A background of a mixture of New Zealand Flax (Harakeke) or Phormium plant leaves.

New Zealand Flax Phormium tenax purpureum

A Flax plant isolated on white background.

Flax against blue sky, brightly colored variegated flax blades

Native New Zealand Flax or Phormium plant leaves from my garden and woven by myself into a nature background. This is a craft taught to all New Zealand children at school.

Two Flowering Phormiums tenax (Flax Lily) in a Flowerbed in a Country Cottage Garden in Devon, England, UK

A traditional Maori kete background. Kete is the Maori word for basket, they are woven from the dried leaves of the New Zealand flax plant (known as Harakeke by the Maori). This Kete is freshly woven with a tassled edge.

A pink leaved cultivar of Phormium also known as New Zealand Flax, with decorative vivid pink striped leaves.

The flower of the Harakeke (New Zealand Flax) against the sky. In the foreground the flower is in focus, another flower in the background is blurred.

A traditional Maori kete freshly woven and not quite finished sits in the undergrowth of a Punga Tree.

Detail of the colorful leaves of a New Zealand flax. Photographed in the Andean mountains of central Colombia.

Detail of traditional Maori woven bag made from New Zealand flax.

The Putiputi is a woven flower made from Harakeke (better known as New Zealand Flax).

Beautiful Phormium or Harakeke Leaves (NZ Flax) lit by the sunlight in close-up differential focus.

New Zealand Flax, or Harakeke as it is known by the Maori, Weaving. This is in very soft focus and would make a great background with plenty of copy space.

The walk to Wharariki beach is as amazing as the Wharariki Beach itself. The constant sweeping wind and wave along the western coast have combined to produce one of the most amazing coastal landscapes.

A background of a mixture of New Zealand Flax (Phormium) plant leaves. Flax is known as Harakeke in Maori.

New Zealand flax in the foreground as the sun sets behind High Hill in the distant background on St Helena Island. Canon 5D MKII

A Putiputi flower is the Maori Te Reo name for a woven flower made from the New Zealand Flax bush leaves or Harakeke leaves. This image is toned for a modern day style.

Native New Zealand Grass

New Zealand NZ flax woven into kete or harekeke - imperfect background with blemishes; shallow depth of field in diagonal pattern

Flowers of New Zealand swamp flax, Phormium tenax, against a grey background

The Putiputi is a woven flower made by the Maoris from Harakeke (better known as New Zealand Flax). These days both Maori and Pakeha alike use the woven flowers as decorations.

Rangitoto island view from the North Head, Devonport, Auckland, New Zealand.

New Zealand Flax in Flower with a classic clear New Zealand spring sky. It is also known by it's Maori name Harakeke.

Phormium tenax plant clumps group in the urban landscaping. New Zealand flax or New Zealand hemp leaves striped with bronze, green and rose-pink.

Horizontal closeup photo of the beautiful pink striped bronze coloured leaves of a New Zealand Flax plant in an organic garden in Winter

Imperfect woven flax kete or harekeke background in New Zealand, NZ

A close up of a woven Harakeke New Zealand Flax background.

An Abstract Close-up of a Harakeke (New Zealand Flax) Leaf Background in Full Frame.

3 native Tui birds singing in a Harakeke bush

Native New Zealand bird Tui sitting on a branch of flax plant. Side view.

ornamental garden with New Zealand native plants background

New Zealand Flax, red striped Sundowner variety

Close-up of flax Harakeke leaves, native to New Zealand

phormium tenax plants in New Zealand section at Seattle Arboretum

Scan of flax weave basket, weave going horizontal.