Search Results

Found 139 results. Showing results 1 to 25.

• The Future of Maori Arts and Crafts from No. 19 (August 1957)
• HEIRLOOMS OF TURANGAWAEWAE from No 3. (Summer 1953)
• BASKET WEAVING from No 3. (Summer 1953)
• AN UNUSUAL GREENSTONE PENDANT from No. 4 (Autumn 1953)
• Nga Mahi o Nga Tupuna … THE WORK OF OUR FOREFATHERS from No. 6 (Royal Tour)
• PATTERNS FOR BASKETS from No. 6 (Royal Tour)
• A HEADBAND FIT FOR A QUEEN from No. 6 (Royal Tour)
• MAORIS IN “THE SEEKERS” from No. 7 (Summer 1954)
• MOKO or MAORI TATTOO from No. 9 (Spring 1954)
• TRADITIONAL POI-BALLS are being made to-day from No. 11 (July 1955)
• EUROPEAN FIGURES in WOOD CARVING from No. 15 (July 1956)
• KO TE MAHI O TE PIUPIU THE ART OF MAKING PIUPIU from No. 21 (December 1957)
• MAORI, ABORIGINAL AND NEW GUINEA ETHNIC DANCES from No. 22 (April 1958)
• WE MADE OUR OWN PIUPIUS from No. 25 (December 1958)
• EAST COAST TRIBES HAVE A MODERN WHARE WANANGA from No. 26 (March 1959)
• WHAT IS MAORI CARVING? from No. 29 (December 1959)
• A RARE SCULPTURE from No. 30 (March 1960)
• THE ART OF ADZING from No. 33 (December 1960)
• PRODUCING THE MAORI IN RADIO DRAMA from No. 33 (December 1960)
• Maoritanga in the Mire? from No. 40 (September 1962)
• Pataka, The Maori Treasure Houses from No. 40 (September 1962)
• THE MAORI ART OF MOKO from No. 43 (June 1963)
• A PORTRAIT GALLERY OF FAMOUS MEN AND WOMEN from No. 52 (September 1965)
• NEW SCHOOLS FOR OLD CRAFTS from No. 55 (June 1966)
• Gisborne Cultural Competitions from No. 57 (December 1966)