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NZ$98.00
Size AO: Ngā Iwi O Aotearoa Map is an authentic, researched, and beautiful educational resource for display, a unique collector's item. Create awareness about New Zealand tribes, Māori names for our seas and regions.
With the constraints of space, the map indicates primarily the approximate relation of iwi to geography. It reflects the dynamic nature of hapū -iwi relationships and boundaries that have been reclaimed or reasserted in and over time.
Printed on Yupo 250um water resistant UV Resistant, Size: AO approx. 841 x 1189mm
NZ$70.00 - NZ$95.00
TAKOA 2023-24 pre order, distributed April 2024, You can order now or wait. 500+ Pages, over 8000 Māori organisations resource people and businesses in New Zealand and overseas (including Australia): Education including kohanga - tertiary, health including mental health and whanau haua, social services, faith-based, kapa haka, the arts, museums, libraries, marae, Iwi/taurahere/urban, sport and recreation, sustainability, commerce including media/tourism, Translators, academic researchers, youth, ahu whenua, women’s services, scholarships, and historical maps and educational resources. Order now for 2022 delivery.
NZ$380.00
CANVAS FRAMED A1. A beautiful educational resource for display, create awareness about New Zealand tribes, Māori names for our seas and regions. With the constraints of space the map indicates primarily the approximate relation of iwi to geography. It was designed and created in answer to the many requests for the iwi map we produce in TAKOA. Changes were also necessary to reflect the dynamic nature of hapū -iwi relationships and boundaries that have been reclaimed or reasserted in and over time. CANVAS FRAMED A1: 10cm (4 inches) longer in size than A1: 610mm x 914mm (24inches x 36 inches). Gallery-wrapped canvas map, printed on high-quality, stretched canvas
NZ$89.00
Size A1: Ngā Iwi O Aotearoa Map is a beautiful educational resource for display, create awareness about New Zealand tribes, Māori names for our seas and regions. With the constraints of space, the map indicates primarily the approximate relation of iwi to geography. It was designed and created in answer to the many requests for the iwi map we produce in TAKOA. Changes were also necessary to reflect the dynamic nature of hapū -iwi relationships and boundaries that have been reclaimed or reasserted in and over time. Printed on Yupo 250um water resistant UV Resistant, Size: A1 approx. 594 x 841
NZ$620.00
CANVAS FRAMED AO: 841 x 1189 mm Gallery-wrapped canvas map, printed on high-quality, stretched canvas. CANVAS FRAMED AO. A beautiful educational resource for display, create awareness about New Zealand tribes, Māori names for our seas and regions. With the constraints of space, the map indicates primarily the approximate relation of iwi to geography. It was designed and created in answer to the many requests for the iwi map we produce in TAKOA. Changes were also necessary to reflect the dynamic nature of hapū -iwi relationships and boundaries that have been reclaimed or reasserted in and over time.
NZ$950.00
Ngā Iwi O Aotearoa Map is an authentic, researched, and beautiful educational resource for display, a unique collector's item. Create awareness about New Zealand tribes, Māori names for our seas and regions. With the constraints of space, the map indicates primarily the approximate relation of iwi to geography. It reflects the dynamic nature of hapū -iwi relationships and boundaries that have been reclaimed or reasserted in and over time. Printed PVC durable 500gsm banner, Size:2000mm x 1400mm
NZ$85.00
Kendama, a traditional game crafted from sustainable New Zealand native timbers
ニュージーランドで作られたけん玉, Nyūjīrando de tsukura reta kendama.
Kendama, Bilboquet otherwise known as the cup and ball game, is a timeless traditional game found worldwide. For centuries the game has entertained children and adults alike. Played with various materials, by 1st Nation Great Turtle Island, Pacific Peoples, Inuit, Aotearoa/New Zealand Maori, Indian, French, the Celts, Indian and Japanese. This version of kendama is called "Nichi Getsu Ball". (Sun Moon Ball),was invented in 1918 by Hamaji Egusa (Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture).
ニュージーランドで作られたけん玉, Nyūjīrando de tsukura reta kendama.
Kendama, Bilboquet otherwise known as the cup and ball game, is a timeless traditional game found worldwide. For centuries the game has entertained children and adults alike. Played with various materials, by 1st Nation Great Turtle Island, Pacific Peoples, Inuit, Aotearoa/New Zealand Maori, Indian, French, the Celts, Indian and Japanese. This version of kendama is called "Nichi Getsu Ball". (Sun Moon Ball),was invented in 1918 by Hamaji Egusa (Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture).
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