The Veiqia Project 10 Year exhibition

Vinaka vakalevu to everyone who donated, shared, and supported us throughout this journey. Your generosity has helped us take a huge step toward bringing Na Cagi Ni Veisau to life at the Fiji Museum this November.

Na Cagi Ni Veisau artists from left to right: Joana Waqa, Luisa Tora, Ana Luvuiwasawasa, Yasbelle Kerkow, Joana Monolagi, Sikiti Waqabaca, Lucie Managrieve, Donita Vatuinaruku Hulme, Mere Rasue, Margaret Aull, and Dulcie Stewart. 

SAVE THE DATE: THE VEIQIA PROJECT ART AUCTION
Saturday 20th September | Moana Fresh (in-store & online), Avondale, Auckland

Moana Fresh is honoured to host a special art auction in support of The Veiqia Project as we prepare to open our landmark exhibition. 

Funds raised will directly support the exhibition’s final stages. Join us in person with auctioneer Kenneth Tuai, or bid online from wherever you are. To place a pre-auction bid or register your interest, please contact Moana Fresh via email aloha@moanafresh.com or Instragram https://www.instagram.com/moanafresh/

Na Cagi ni Veisau byMargaret Aull

Vinaka vakalevu to every single person who has donated, shared, and supported our journey. Your support has made this possible, and we are so deeply grateful.

Thanks to you, Na Cagi Ni Veisau (The Winds of Change) will open at the Fiji Museum this November. This exhibition honours the stories of Fijian women, revitalises the weaving of liku, and rejuvenates the ceremonial practice of veiqia through art, storytelling, and community.

But we’re not stopping here. We’re now working towards a stretch goal to help us deepen the impact of this exhibition.

With additional support, we can:

• Expand our collaboration with Fiji-based weavers and artisans
• Support and community-led programming
• Enhance documentation and storytelling for future generations

Help us reach our stretch goal by sharing this campaign with your networks.
Every share, every conversation, every donation helps us carry this kaupapa further.

Ana Luvuiwasawasa and Margaret Aull looking at the Fiji Museum's liku (fibre skirts) and iqia (tattooing tool) collection, June 2025.

These liku, woven from kuta (reeds), are part of the Fiji Museum’s collection.

We’re feeling so humbled and grateful. Vinaka vakalevu to every single person who has donated, shared, and stood with us on this journey. 

Your support means the world to us. It’s not just about funding an exhibition, it’s about honouring the stories of Fijian women, revitalise the weaving of liku and veqia, and celebrating 10 years of The Veiqia Project. 

💜 To our supporters—you are part of this story. You are helping us carry it forward. 

✨ Just 18% to go! Let’s cross the finish line together. 

 📸 Our June visit to the Fiji Museum was filled with talanoa, weaving, and connection. These moments reminds us why this work matters.