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Maori Carving

Rotorua, New Zealand

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Dated 1761 Memento Mori of a carved wooden coffin, enclosing a skeleton in shroud, with ivory skull set behind glass.

A Memento Mori of a Carved Wooden Coffin

Te Mata o Tāne-nui-ā-rangi carved by Lyonel Grant, Bernard Makoare and Manos Nathan 2011. The face of Tāne-nui-ā-rangi.

Maori wooden head- Brighton Museum, UK

Historic Maori Carving in Otago Museum, Dunedin, New Zealand.

Historic Maori Carving in Oago Museum, Dunedin, New Zealand

Bobby West Tjupurrula. Tingari Cycle, 2002

Te Rongo Kirkwood.

Also known as "Bull-roarer" and made of bone, wood or stone, they are blade-like and swing on a long cord producing a loud, deep whirring that can be heard from a distance.

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Rangi Kipa

lacalaveracatrina: “ by John Bevan Ford ” New Zealand Art, Maori Art, Drawing Illustrations, Collaborative Art, Artist Models, Art, Monoprint Art, Medium Art, Nz Art

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lacalaveracatrina: “ by John Bevan Ford ”

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John Bevan Ford.

‘Ko Tararua 5’

This painting by John Bevan Ford shows a cloak above Tararua (Arete peak) in the Tararua range, together with the rivers that run down the slopes. It calls to mind the traditional practice where a chief would claim authority over land by laying a cloak down...

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Detail from a tāhūhū (ridgepole of a house), Ngāti Awa, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, circa Believed to represent one of two ancestors: Tūwharetoa or Kahungunu. Wake Island, Polynesian People, Maori Art, Makeup Designs, Native Art, Papua New Guinea, Popular Culture, Auckland, New Zealand

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Papua New Guinea

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Auckland

New Zealand

Māori mythology

Detail from a tāhūhū (ridgepole of a house), Ngāti Awa, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, circa 1840. Believed to represent one of two ancestors: Tūwharetoa or Kahungunu.