Niho Pounamu
Niho Pounamu
Description
In Māori culture, whales held the significance of being oceanic gifts, believed to be precious offerings washed ashore by Tangaroa, the revered deity of the sea. When a whale washed up onto the shores, Māori would use various parts of the creature for distinct purposes; its flesh as sustenance, blubber as a preservative oil, and the bones and teeth as materials for crafting ornaments and weapons.
Care
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Design
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