Maori art carving

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a white mask with blue eyes on a wooden surface
Te Upoko o Tupapaku
an image of some kind of art that is in the style of tiki mask
Journal of the Polynesian Society: Maori Amulets In Stone, Bone, And Shell, By H. D. Skinner, P 202-211
a green mask with two circles on it's face
Maori Hei-Tiki Postcard
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Maori art carving
a green sculpture is hanging on the wall next to a cord and two other items
an assortment of ancient artifacts on display in a museum case, including masks and beads
a black cat with green eyes is hanging from a cord
is an iconic event produced by Toi Maori Aotearoa
a black and white drawing of a native american headdress
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a green sculpture sitting on top of a wooden stand
Large Tiki Pounamu New Zealand Greenstone | Kiwa Art | Parnell, Auckland | ARCHIVE
XL Tiki Pounamu @kiwaartnz | Specialists in Maori wood carving and Pounamu New Zealand Greenstone | Kiwa Art | Parnell, Auckland | ARCHIVE
a green necklace with red eyes on it
New Zealand Jade Necklaces | Greenstone Pounamu | Corded | Shop All | Mountain Jade NZ
a silver pendant with blue eyes on a black background in the shape of a bird
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a wooden mask with intricate designs on it's face and eyes, against a black background
a white stone pendant with an elephant's head on it
an intricately carved mask is shown with two round windows in the center and one behind it
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Maori Woodcarving in New Zealand
Blacksmith Robert Pinkney and carver Michael Matchitt have combined their talents to produce a series of ‘Trade Axes’ similar to ones used as exchange goods between Pakeha and Māori during earliest European contact in Aotearoa/New Zealand.
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Blacksmith Robert Pinkney and carver Michael Matchitt have combined their talents to produce a series of ‘Trade Axes’ similar to ones used as exchange goods between Pakeha and Māori during earliest European contact in Aotearoa/New Zealand.
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