• Maori Basketball Shorts - Tino Rangatiratanga by Jandal Broz

Tino Rangitiratanga
This design was designed by Hiraina Marsden, Jan Smith & Linda Munn.1990 competition winners for the beautiful flag.
Jandal Broz is a support platform for your Heritage, we alway encourage you to know the Korero of each design please read below the full version.

QUALITY 
• 2 Pockets with zips, 3 cm Wide waistband made to last.
• Sizes are generous in XL and 2XL and stretch comfortably
• Inside of shorts, double lined, makes it comfortable.
• Quality Tested by ourselves - Lasting over 5 years, verified from past cuztomers feedback.
• Very comfortable smooth feel fabric with breathable 100% polyester.
• Hard wearing with No fluff balls on surface
• Unique Solid designs, personally designed by me with Story & Meaning, to honour your heritage.

• If this item is IN STOCK we send it to you immediately, if not we have the size you want the  'PRE ORDER BUTTON'  option will appear for you. 
If this item is NOT in stock you buy it now as pre-order
• Once payment is cleared - we go ahead and make your custom size.
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Meaning below
Black – represents Te Korekore, the realm of Potential Being. It represents the long darkness from whence the world emerged. It represents the heavens. The male element is formless, floating and passive.
White – represents Te Ao Marama, the realm of Being and Light. It is the Physical World. White also symbolises purity, harmony, enlightenment, and balance.
Koru – the curling frond shape, the Koru, represents the unfolding of new life. It represents rebirth and continuity, and offers the promise of renewal and hope for the future.
Red – represents Te Whei Ao, the realm of Coming into Being. It symbolises the female element. It also represents active, flashing, southern, falling, emergence, forest, land and gestation. Red is Papatuanuku, the Earth Mother, the sustainer of all living things. Red is the colour of earth from which the first human was made.

The design represents the balance of natural forces with each other. To live life is to live with nature. To appreciate life is to understand nature."

Linda Munn after I asked her about the meaning she said and went on to explain
“…Tino Rangatiratanga epitomises Māori self determination, I kind of explain it as values that we live by to sustain tikanga maori,”.