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an artistic mask on the side of a building
Maori Carving
Traditional Maori Stone Carving, Hamilton, Aotearoa New Zealand By global oneness project ...
an old woman with tattoos on her mouth
Mereana , a very nice Maori woman  - New Zealand
Mereana , a very nice Maori woman - New Zealand photo by uof
an old black and white photo of a man in fur coat holding a baseball bat
Chapter XII. — The Maori Canoe | NZETC
Mahutu te Toko. This Waikato chief and warrior was a cousin of King Tawhiao, whom he somewhat resembled in features. He fought against the British troops in the Taranaki and Waikato wars, 1860–64. He was noted especially as an expert in all the work and lore of canoe-making.
two pieces of metal with intricate designs on the sides and bottom, one has an elaborate design
Maori canoe prows. From Sculpture and Design, An Outline of Maori Art, published by the Auckland War Memorial Museum, 1960.
a painting of a tree with an artistic design on it's trunk and branches
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Tane Mahuta's Triumph (close up of painting) - Jane Crisp (2007) Re-tell the story of the separation of Ranginui and Papatuanuku from Tāne Mahuta's (God of the Forest) perspective.
an intricately carved wooden wall hanging in the shape of a human face with green eyes
KahuroaKahungunu - Kahungunu was the ancestor of the Māori tribe Ngāti Kahungunu, and is seen here holding a hoe and a canoe paddle. This shows his abilities as a navigator. The carving is part of the canoe house on Treaty grounds, Waitangi. Incorporating an ancestor into the dwelling is a common architectural feature of the canoe and meeting houses.
a green ceramic pendant on a black background
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New Zealand flower jade Manaia by master carvers Ewan Parker and Wayne Turnbull. www.boneart.co.nz
This carved jade or what Maori call Pounamu/Greenstone. The double twist symbolizes the joining together of two people or two cultures for eternity.
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This carved jade or what Maori call Pounamu/Greenstone. The double twist symbolizes the joining together of two people or two cultures for eternity.
Arahura Kokopu Greenstone Hei Toki & Koru Pendant
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Arahura Kokopu Greenstone Hei Toki & Koru Pendant
a green glass vase sitting on top of a metal stand in front of a gray background
Mere Pounamu (Maori)
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a green pendant with a bird on it's back and a chain around the neck
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an intricately carved wooden sculpture on a black background with the image of a woman's head
Wahaika Kotiate (hand weapon) - Whakairo Rākau - NZ Māori Art
a hand holding a green and yellow glass ornament in it's palm
Ross Crump - Jade
Rare New Zealand Marsden Flower Jade hook/Koru necklace by master carver Ross Crump. www.boneart.co.nz
a green and yellow glass vase hanging from a black cord with trees in the background
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