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Maori Art<br> The Maori Art is a classic tradition Pacific tribal art. The creative styles and skilled craftsmanship yield objects of great beauty. Of the various arts-carving, music, dance. Rock-drawing and tattooing-wood-carving or as the Maori says, whakairo rakau is the most important from the art. Canoes, storehouses, dwellings, village fortifications, weapons, domestic bowls, and working equipment were basically made of wood. Hence, the Maori culture was also a wood culture. Period of Maori art merge, yet there are four distinctive eras with characteristics features: Archaic, Classic, Historic and Modern. Dimension: High 52 cm x width 30.5 cm x deep 16.50cm.<br> Weight: 1.5kg.

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