Trim Tab Magazine | Maori Carving Culture

Maori Carving Culture and its Polynesian roots

Nov 16, 2015 10:15 AM ET

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Maori Carving Culture

Trim Tab Magazine | Maori Carving Culture

By Bernard Makoare

Maori culture and art is alive and thriving in present-day New Zeland. Intricate carvings and art have resulted in beautiful pieces of history now preserved in chiseled sculptures and decorations. Bernard Makoare, a Maori artist, explains the significance and beauty of this craft and culture. Read the article here.

Trim Tab Magazine | Maori Carving Culture

Maori Carving Culture and its Polynesian roots

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