юааweюаб юааaskedюаб юааpeopleюаб юааcanюаб юааyouюаб юааwearюаб юааmokoюаб юааif Youюаб юааdonтащtю It’s a question that has sparked much conversation throughout the years. subscribe to re: bit.ly subscribe reit’s a question that has sparked much con. By mahi tahi media. is it appropriate for non māori to wear moko? a question that has sparked much conversation over the years. many people are split on the topic and opinions vary on whether or not those who don’t whakapapa māori should be able to don the ancient markings of te iwi māori. tattooing is prevalent in many cultures and the.
юааweюаб юааaskedюаб юааpeopleюаб юааcanюаб юааyouюаб юааwearюаб юааmokoюаб юааif Youюаб юааdonтащtю Many people are split on the topic and | culture, tattooing, tauranga we asked people: can you wear moko if you don’t whakapapa māori? | culture, tattooing, tauranga | is it appropriate for non māori to wear moko?. Mahinekura was clear that to carry moko kauae is the right of all wāhine māori. it is our whakapapa kōrero that we carry visually within the world. it is our affirmation of our whānau, hapū. Moko are a way of emancipating young people, honouring who they are and cutting the ties of the childhood spirit. that’s one big reason i see people come in, some turning 21 years old, some turning 18 years old, maybe to signify that coming of age. one of the great things about moko is you delve within. For new zealand māori women, the moko kauae, or traditional female chin tattoo, is considered a physical manifestation of their true identity. it is believed every māori woman wears a moko on.
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