Uhi matarau (many-pointed tattooing instrument) | Collections Online - Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
Uhi matarau, tattoo chisel, early 19th century (wood, flax fibre, albatross bone)
MTG Hawke's Bay - From the MTG collection: Pictured is an uhi tā moko (tattooing chisel) with a finely shaped pounamu blade bound to an animal bone handle using harakeke. 🌿🌿🌿 Uhi
Uhi matarau (tattooing chisel) | Record | DigitalNZ
19th century or earlier pounamu uhi (tattoo chisel) rectangular… - New Zealand Maori - Tribal
uhi matarau (multi pointed hafted chisel) | Collections Online - Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
Tāwhiao the second Māori King around 1887, the Tā moko on his face is different from tattooing, in that the skin is carved by uhi (chisels), not punctured : r/HumanPorn
Uhi matarau (many-pointed tattooing instrument) | Collections Online - Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
Uhi, tattoo chisel (wood, bird bone, flax)
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chisel (tattoo instruments) - Horniman Museum and Gardens
Uhi (Chisel) - Tauranga Heritage Collection
An old Maori uhi (chisel), the oval section wooden shaft with… - New Zealand Maori - Tribal
Uhi (chisel); 2013.1.94 on NZ Museums
Journal of the Polynesian Society: Tattoo In Transition: A Post-European Tattooing Kit, By J. B. Palmer, P 387-393
chisel (tattoo instruments) - Horniman Museum and Gardens
chisel (tattoo instruments) - Horniman Museum and Gardens
Why is it important for wood chisel backs to be flat? - Quora
Journal of the Polynesian Society: The Uhi-Maori Or Native Tattooing Instruments, By Elsdon Best, P166-172
Uhi
Uhi ta moko (tattooing chisel) | Record | DigitalNZ
Uhi tā moko (tattooing instruments) – Tā moko – Māori tattooing – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
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Uhi (chisel); 2013.1.94 on NZ Museums
uhi - Collections Online - Auckland War Memorial Museum
Episode 5 Fact 2: Uhi/Ta Moko — He Ao Kotahi
