Te toi whakairo =: The art of Maori carving

Sidney Moko Mead

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Crafts, Textile, and Design Indigenous Cultures and History Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies

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The author explains the tools and timbers, the styles, patterns and techniques in a clear and proven manner for the amateur carver. He examines the historical and cultural tradition of carving, its origins and development, tribal variation and interpretation.

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