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Amo (house post figure), Māori artist, Wood, Maori people, Te Arawa
Māori artist
ca. 1800
Pūtōrino, Maori, matai (Podocarpus spicatus) wood, cord, Maori people
Culture Maori
late 19th century
Epa (carved panel for a storehouse), Māori artist, Wood, Māori
Māori artist
Mid-18th century or earlier
Tekoteko (gable figure), Māori artist, Wood, shell (pāua), Māori
Māori artist
Mid-18th century
Papahou (treasure box), Māori artist, Wood, shell (pāua), Maori people
Māori artist
18th century
Waka huia (treasure box), Māori artist, Wood, shell (pāua), Maori people
Māori artist
mid-late 19th century
Mere pounamu (hand club), Māori artist, Nephrite jade (pounamu), Maori people
Māori artist
19th century
Flute (Putorino), Māori artist, Wood, fiber, Maori people
Māori artist
ca. 1800–1820
Turuturu (weaving peg), Māori artist, Wood, Maori people
Māori artist
Late 18th–early 19th century
Architectural feature, Māori artist, Wood, shell (pāua), Maori people
Māori artist
19th century
Kapeu (ear ornament), Māori artist, Nephrite jade (pounamu), Maori people
Māori artist
18th–early 19th century
Kuru (Ear Ornament or Pendant), Māori artist, Nephrite jade (pounamu), Maori people
Māori artist
18th–early 19th century
Kaitaka aronui (cloak), Māori artist, Flax (harakeke, Phormium tenax), wool, Maori people
Māori artist
mid-19th century
Tekoteko (gable figure), Māori artist, Wood, paint, Maori people, Te Arawa
Māori artist
1820s
Pūtōrino, Maori, matai (Podocarpus spicatus) wood, fiber cord, paua sea shell ablone, Maori
Culture Maori
late 19th century
Kooauau, wood, Maori
Maori
early 19th century
"Maori" top and "Kalinga" leggings, Yiqing Yin  French, (a, b) viscose, polyester, (c) lambskin, French
Designer Yiqing Yin
spring/summer 2015 haute couture
Manufacturer Fortuny
Cloak, New Zealand Flax (phormium tenax species), wool, Maori people, Kaitaka
Maori people, Kaitaka
19th century
Fiona Pardington
2002 (reprinted 2024)
Treasure Box (Wakahuia), Wood, Maori people
Maori people
1820s–30s
Canoe bailer (Tiheru [?]), Wood, Maori people
Maori people
19th century
Treasure Box (Wakahuia), Wood, shell, feathers, fiber, Maori people
Maori people
1850s
Model Canoe Prow, Wood, shell, Maori people
Maori people
mid to late 19th century
Club (Patu Onewa), Stone, Maori people
Maori people
19th century or earlier
Model Canoe Prow, Wood, shell, Maori people
Maori people
mid to late 19th century
Carrying Basket (Kete Whakairo), Kerehi Makiwhara, Fiber, Maori people
Kerehi Makiwhara
mid-20th century
Feeding Funnel (Korere), Wood?, Maori people
Maori people
19th century
Greenstone pendant, Nephrite jade (pounamu), shell, pigment, and wax, Maori; Aotearoa New Zealand
Maori; Aotearoa New Zealand
19th century
Hand Club (Wahaika [?]), Wood, Maori people, Te Arawa
Maori people, Te Arawa
ca. 1890
Treasure Box (Wakahuia), Wood, mother-of-pearl, Maori people, Te Arawa
Maori people, Te Arawa
1830s–40s
The New Zealanders, George French Angas  British, Illustrated book, London: T. McLean, 1847
Author George French Angas
1847
Vertigo, Shannon Bool  Canadian, Gelatin silver print
Shannon Bool
2015
Jew's Harp, Bamboo, fiber., New Zealander, Polynesian
New Zealander, Polynesian
19th century
Aukland, New Zealand, Illustration for "A Song of the English", William Heath Robinson  British, Watercolor
William Heath Robinson
Author Related author Rudyard Kipling
ca. 1909
Auti Te Pape, Paul Gauguin  French, Woodcut printed in color on wove paper
Paul Gauguin
1893–94
Fiona Pardington
2006 (reprinted 2024)

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