Top tips for gifting your Waiwhero / Period blood back to the whenua / land with a Wā Cup* *IMPORTANT: As with any practice that involves blood, we must be careful, and respectful of others and our environment. Because period blood is blood, menses can contain blood-borne infectious pathogens like HIV and Hepatitis B and C. If you believe your body could be carrying or is carrying any of these we recommend you have a kōrero / chat with your healthcare professional and follow their advice, before giving this a go. Giving your period to a plant!? Sound a bit bonkers? Sounds...
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Together, we have prevented
2,346,168
disposables from entering landfill and saved you
$809,605.70
in total since our launch in 2018.
We are humbled.
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Who would have thought I'd meet Michelle Obama in my old yoga pants - the ones I've sewn up at the crotch multiple times - the ones with some pink paint on the left knee. Who'd have thought that...
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What if there’s no judgement on how you experience your period? What if… you could just share? If you could begin to explore your own relationship with your body?
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White pants. Secrets. Pain. Chocolate. Embarrassment. Mood swings. Why is this the vocabulary we learnt associated with periods?
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Understanding each part of our flow is super empowering, Pritha recently had the opportunity to learn how her cycle can be related to seasons, and how this knowledge honours, deepens and explores the beauty of our bodies.
"We hear a lot about decolonising our bodies, and I think this understanding is a great start."
Flow on over to our website to see what she learnt.
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