A layered wooden Koiri (a type of Kowhaiwhai) hanging wall panel. Traditional huts “Whare” and meeting houses were built using native trees cut with stone tools and lashed together with ropes made from flax fiber. They were often decorated with intricate carvings and brightly coloured drawings describing the tribe's genealogy, as well as historical events and mythology.
11.75 Inches (300 mm long)
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