ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Indigenous artists attended a recent taa moko and tatau wānanga in Tauranga where stories about the oppression and revival of their customs formed part of the discussions. Tiffany Adams of the Chemehuevi tribe of Southern California and Konkow Nisenan of the Sierra Foothills, provides an insight into her customs. Ceramic and clay artist Wi Taepa explains how working with uku or clay is much like the process of applying designs to the skin, those interviews and more coming in this week's edition of Te Ahi Kaa.
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