He moana pukepuke ka ekengia e te waka.
What inspires these designs?
Can you find the answer in the links? What does the triangular pattern at the top of this post mean? (Hint: It depicts something starting with 'A').
does it mean Aoraki Mt Cook i think its mountains
The first design is inspired by the Aoraki mountains (Mount Cook) to acknowledge Ngāi Tahu.
Well done Anna and Lilah, Aoraki is the subject of the tukutuku in the post.
we should use seaweed
How long does the tukutuku panels take to make.
i think we should have Rimurimu should be at the bottom with the seaweed then Wheke with the octopus and Toroa at the top with the albatross.Zara
how will we weave the item we use
I wonder how many hours would it of taken to create the tukutuku panels?
I think Poutama panel could be quite good for one of the panels because it means striving ever upwards. It relates to Waka Hourua because we are always improving in our learning.
I love this idea Sorell! I wonder how we might combine it with the other suggestions.
What I find interesting about these designs is that they are very detailed and perfect because they have done it so professionally.Sophia.S
Good observation, Sophia. Come see me for help posting directly from your Google account.
What about a choppy sea with a waka hourua on it and a toroa in the sky and other things for rimurimu and wheke.
Great suggestion, Max. I think we definitely need to consider representing the choppy sea.
I think that that is a great idea.
I think that the tukutuku pannals are very cool they are designed very well and they have pretty intricate designs.
I agree with you they are designed very well
well I think that that the TukuTuku panels are really cool their designed really well and they have very intricate patterns.They are so pretty.
they can also describe a story
yeah they can
What inspires these designs?
ReplyDeleteCan you find the answer in the links? What does the triangular pattern at the top of this post mean? (Hint: It depicts something starting with 'A').
Deletedoes it mean Aoraki Mt Cook i think its mountains
DeleteThe first design is inspired by the Aoraki mountains (Mount Cook)
Deleteto acknowledge Ngāi Tahu.
Well done Anna and Lilah, Aoraki is the subject of the tukutuku in the post.
Deletewe should use seaweed
ReplyDeleteHow long does the tukutuku panels take to make.
ReplyDeletei think we should have Rimurimu should be at the bottom with the seaweed then Wheke with the octopus and Toroa at the top with the albatross.
ReplyDeleteZara
how will we weave the item we use
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many hours would it of taken to create the tukutuku panels?
ReplyDeleteI think Poutama panel could be quite good for one of the panels because it means striving ever upwards. It relates to Waka Hourua because we are always improving in our learning.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea Sorell! I wonder how we might combine it with the other suggestions.
DeleteWhat I find interesting about these designs is that they are very detailed and perfect because they have done it so professionally.
ReplyDeleteSophia.S
Good observation, Sophia. Come see me for help posting directly from your Google account.
DeleteWhat about a choppy sea with a waka hourua on it and a toroa in the sky and other things for rimurimu and wheke.
ReplyDeleteGreat suggestion, Max. I think we definitely need to consider representing the choppy sea.
DeleteI think that that is a great idea.
DeleteI think that the tukutuku pannals are very cool they are designed very well and they have pretty intricate designs.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you they are designed very well
Deletewell I think that that the TukuTuku panels are really cool their designed really well and they have very intricate patterns.They are so pretty.
ReplyDeletethey can also describe a story
Deleteyeah they can
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