Ie Pili is the traditional Niuean method of designing and creating textiles gifted at special gatherings to adorn ceremonial spaces in preparation for mukemuke (new-borns) and other milestones – haircutting, ear-piercing, birthday celebrations, weddings, and funerals. Learn from Joy Sipeli-Antipas, heritage artist, as she explores the art of Ie Pili Niue passed down from matriarchs in her magafaoa (extended family) in an exhibition of textiles made by her and other Aotearoa-based fifine (women of) Niue.