Taonga | Maori Jewelry Meanings
spiritual backgrounds on Maori jewelry
Bone Fish Hook Necklaces
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One of the most popular Maori arts is bone carving. This type of Polynesian artistry goes back hundreds, even thousands of years ago. Even n...
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Hawaiian Tiki Masks
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Hawaiian art is closely related to Maori art. Both are Polynesian cultural expressions. Hawaiian tiki masks are hand carved wooden masks r...
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Tiki, Maori Version of Egyptian God Bes?
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Most likely the Maori concept of deity Tiki didn't sprout in Maori culture but is derived from an Egyptian god (even more likely from an...
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Paua Shell Jewelry
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Historically the Maori used the shells of the Paua sea snail in tools such as fishing lures as well as in their art works. Many times the ey...
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The Art of Maori Wood Carving
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The origin of Maori woodcarving lies in the arrival of the first Polynesian canoes (waka) landing on the New Zealand shores in 1200 AD (est...
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Maori Jewelry Meanings | Symbolics and Cultural Significance
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Maori jewelry is not only valued across the world for its unique, recognizable style but also for its rich symbolics , its cultural signific...
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Maori Bone Carvings
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Not only did the authentic inhabitants of New Zealand give this country its name; Aotera, which means the country of the long white cloud. T...
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