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Mark Russell (woodturner) created this bowl from the wood of the Kowhai tree
In some areas the Hei Tiki would be buried with the guardian and later retrieved by the family and gifted to a family member holding many memories for years to come
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and also during the mating season
About the Kaka:
Carved Rakau (walking stick with handle) - by Wood Masters nz maori Mark Russell (woodturner) created thisRakau (Walking Stick) by Wood Masters 92cm Carved in New Zealand from hardwood (Tulipwood) Two carved tekoteko on the rakau Could be easily shortened if too long About Tokotoko (Rakau Korero): Tokotoko are used when speaking on the marae to indicate the direction of a speakers korero (speech). They often have the whakapapa (genealogy) of the orator carved into them and these can also be referenced by the orator during his address About Tekoteko:
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