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two large hammers sitting next to each other

Unique Walking Sticks

Maori People

Props for mini series “Luminaries “

Maori Land Wars Axe

Patiti - axe with wooden handle, maori Land Wars (1845 -1872)

an ornate black metal object on a white background

Whales | Tohorā | Te Papa

patiti ( hatchet)with harpoon head,1830-1850 maker unknown, otaki wood, cast iron

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Native American Indian Tribes

Army Museum

Black Smithing

Indian Tribes

Maori fighting ‘Toki Poto’ axe, c1868

kotuku shell inlay - Google Search

Pātiti Unaunahi (short handled hatchet) Style This style is a contemporary interpretation of a rich traditional cultural icon. The form and shape, while modern, are achieved through the use of traditional tools and practices. The artist uses chisel and mallet, not sandpaper, to create the smooth surface and clean lines. Each piece is uniquely hand carved. Clean Lines, Diy And Crafts, Hand Carved, Art Pieces, Tools

Trade Axes | Maori Artwork

Pātiti Unaunahi (short handled hatchet) Style This style is a contemporary interpretation of a rich traditional cultural icon. The form and shape, while modern, are achieved through the use of traditional tools and practices. The artist uses chisel and mallet, not sandpaper, to create the smooth surface and clean lines. Each piece is uniquely hand carved.

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Patiti (hatchet) | Collections Online

Object: Patiti (hatchet) | Collections Online - Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa

Pātiti Hongoeka B (short handled hatchet) This Pātītī (short-handled hatchet) is made in the tradition of the “trade axe.” Trade axes were a post-colonial innovation and were used both as tools and as weapons. They were desirable to Māori in that the steel heads were easier to acquire and more durable than the traditional stone axe-heads. Diy Tools, Art Design, Stone

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Trade Axes | Maori Artwork

Pātiti Hongoeka B (short handled hatchet) This Pātītī (short-handled hatchet) is made in the tradition of the “trade axe.” Trade axes were a post-colonial innovation and were used both as tools and as weapons. They were desirable to Māori in that the steel heads were easier to acquire and more durable than the traditional stone axe-heads.

Maori fighting 'Toki Poto' axe recovered after the massacre of Poverty Bay, 1868 | Online Collection

Maori fighting 'Toki Poto' axe recovered after the massacre of Poverty Bay, 1868 | Online Collection | National Army Museum, London

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