Here's my 5 year old son Blaze making me a stone mallet. Traditionaly my ancestors used wooden mallets, but I need one with more density and less mass.
Blaze is using the traditional methods of our people...stone on stone.
Monday, January 30, 2006
Here's my 5 year old son Blaze making me a stone mallet. Traditionaly my ancestors used wooden mallets, but I need one with more density and less mass.
Blaze is using the traditional methods of our people...stone on stone.
Monday, January 16, 2006
This is a Taa moko (Maori Tattoo) I designed for my sister Delvine. It was done in Whanganui New Zealand by Dean Archer in 2005
posted by Nigel Hamahona at 2:37 AM
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My greatest creation...my Mokopuna (grandson) on his Marae Parikino up the Whanganui river in New Zealand
posted by Nigel Hamahona at 1:01 AM
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