Ta Moko is a way of telling a story in an art form. The design shows what you have accomplished in your life this could be about your family or chosen line work. These are normally about your family history this being very important to Maori people. Some times Ta Moko can date back from 2000 years.
They traditionally applied the design by caving the skin with an uhi (chisels). These chisels were made from albatross's bone, which was attached to a handle and struck with a mallet into the skin. To smooth the skin they would apply kauri tree gum combined with fat. Dead Caterpillars were used to make the pigment in Ta Moko they were dried, burnt and made into powder. The pigment or ink could also be made from burnt timber
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Ta Moko is a way of telling a story in an art form. The design shows what you have accomplished in your life this could be about your family or chosen line work. These are normally about your family history this being very important to Maori people. Some times Ta Moko can date back from 2000 years. They traditionally applied the design by caving the skin with an uhi (chisels). These chisels were made from albatross's bone, which was attached to a handle and struck with a mallet into the skin. To smooth the skin they would apply kauri tree gum combined with fat. Dead Caterpillars were used to make the pigment in Ta Moko they were dried, burnt and made into powder. The pigment or ink could also be made from burnt timber Anna.k
Ta moko, or Moko
The Maori have the rights to ta moko as it is a part of their culture.
Most people refer to the full facial tattoo for males and the chin tattoo for women as "Moko", or sometimes as "Ta Moko".
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no they shouldnt
Ta Moko, the traditional Maori tattooing technique, has been practiced by the Maori people of New Zealand for centuries. It is believed to have originated around the 12th century, although the exact date of its invention is not known. Ta Moko holds significant cultural and spiritual meaning for the Maori, serving as a visual representation of their history, identity, and tribal affiliations.
Ta moko
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Ta moko performed on the thighs
Anyone is allowed to wear Ta Moko but is is considered offensive and extremely rude to Maori if you decide to.