Maori symbols

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Description, origin and purpose of Polynesian tattoos through the study of their symbolism

pAx on Instagram: "What is the Māori tradition of Tā Moko? Here’s Part 2 of our Tā Moko series with @courtnee.amorangi and her wife Maria as they share the significance behind the symbols found in their beautiful Moko Kauae tattoos. Did you know about Moko Kauae or is this your first time learning about it? Share what was interesting to you in the comments! #mokokauae #tamoko #maoriculture #māori #māorifashion #culturalfashion #didyouknow #culturaltattoo #polynesiantattoo"

Polynesian tattoo indigenous primitive art. Illustration about indigenous, polynesian, ancient, element, ethnic, folk, mythology, decoration, floral, isolated, curl - 116118831

Maori Tattoo (Ta Moko) - the definite guide to Maori tattoo designs and symbols, including fish hook tattoos, patterns, styles and the meanings behind different tribal tattoos.

The #koru or fern is the most popular #symbol used in #traditional and #contemporary #maori tattoos. It represents new life, #growth, #strength and #peace. The koru is drawn in negative space, creating the empty space by drawing the #patterns around it.

Illustration about Kowhaiwhai Maori seamless tattoo pattern designs. Illustration of fern, australasia, ornament - 98556101

Maori Tattoo (Ta Moko) - the definite guide to Maori tattoo designs and symbols, including fish hook tattoos, patterns, styles and the meanings behind different tribal tattoos.