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Tukutuku - Weaving Patterns in a Whare

Samples of Tukutuku panels fourn in whare hui, or meeting houses and their meanings.

Tukutuku - Weaving Patterns in a Whare

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Kupenga Kaokao

Kupenga Kaokao can represent the many bends of the Waikato river

Waikato Taniwha Rau,
He piko he taniwha

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