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Maori statue with Moko facial tattoo

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Maori statue with Moko facial tattoo

Maori statue with Moko facial tattoo, New Zealand, Pacific

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Media ID 1181837

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Body Art Carve Carved Ethnic Identity Indigenous Maori Oceania Pacific Rim Single Object Tattoo Wood Moko Tattooing


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This print showcases a stunning Maori statue adorned with a Moko facial tattoo, representing the rich cultural heritage of New Zealand's indigenous people. Crafted from wood with intricate carving details, this sculpture stands as a powerful symbol of identity and ethnic pride. The Maori people have long used tattoos as a means of storytelling and personal expression. The Moko facial tattoo holds deep significance within their culture, reflecting an individual's genealogy, social status, and achievements. Each line etched into the face tells a unique story that connects the wearer to their ancestors and community. In this photograph by Jeremy Bright/Robert Harding, every detail is brought to life in vivid clarity. The vertical composition allows us to appreciate the craftsmanship involved in creating such an exquisite piece of art. It invites viewers on a visual journey through Oceania's Pacific Rim, where traditional body art plays an integral role in preserving cultural traditions. As we gaze upon this single object captured against a neutral backdrop, we are transported to another time and place—a destination filled with history and tradition. This image serves as both an invitation for travel enthusiasts seeking authentic experiences and as a reminder of the importance of honoring indigenous cultures worldwide. Whether displayed in homes or galleries around the world, this print is sure to captivate all who encounter it—celebrating not only the beauty of Maori art but also fostering appreciation for diverse cultures across our global community.

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