Cloaks

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Gill, H J, fl 1912 :Group of Otago Maoris / photo by Gill. F. T. series no. 340. [1900-1920]. A studio portrait showing a group of two men (standing) and two women (sitting), in traditional costume including feather cloaks. Each holds a weapon: two taiaha, a tewhatewha and a mere. Personal communication from a researcher indicates the identity of the group: “All these tipuna are Kai Tahu, Kati Mamoe. They come from Otakou, Purakaunui and Puketeraki. The man standing on the left ...

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Robin Weaves Korowai blog mawhitiwhiti and white peacock feather panels

Flax Weaving

Weaving Art

Weaving Patterns

Hand Weaving Maori Patterns

Polynesian Cultural Center

Feather Cape

Maori Designs

Maori Art

Robin Weaves Korowai

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Tapestry Crochet Patterns

Weaving Patterns

Weaving Textiles Tablet Weaving Hand Weaving Flax Weaving Loom Weaving Maori Patterns Native American Baskets

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Robin Hill Kura Gallery Maori Art Design New Zealand Aotearoa Weaving Feather Shoulder Cape Closed 2

Shoulder Cape – sold

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