Comments on: Polynesian Tattoo Designs

By: messarmeni

messarmeni — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 14:06:33 +0000

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By: Tamoko Artist from NZ

Tamoko Artist from NZ — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 04:37:18 +0000

Nothing about this article explains about Maori “tattoo” or TaMoko which is the what I think you must be refering to. Maori are in New Zealand and we are a part of the Polynesian Islands but our sacret designs are different to say Tonga, Samoa, and others! don’t lump our cultures together we are different with different customs etc. this article may describe other Polynesian tattoo styles but not Maori.

If anyone really wants a TaMoko then visit a real TaMoko artist. we know our designs and how to group them together, unlike foriegn tattoo artists around the world that pretend to know our traditional art form and they cut and paste designs to form what they claim as Maori Tattoo.
Let me tell anyone that reads this! any Properly trained TaMoko artist can and will recognize if your ink work is authentically Maori. Maori style designs cut and pasted or placed in a design where ever a tattooist thinks looks good is easy for us to spot. Our designs are sacret to us and they have there specific use.
If you want wear fake Maori tattoo done by a Tattoist fine. we know the difference and will tell you if u come to New Zealand. Otherwise respect the artform and visit a Real Tamoko artist and feel the mana and pride that others do from recieving the full experience that Tamoko provides before,during and after application.
Mina Hayes

By: Tamoko Artist from NZ

Tamoko Artist from NZ — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 04:07:52 +0000

hmm very interesting

By: haschers

haschers — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 22:21:20 +0000

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By: blysagride haddermann

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By: cavanba finmanno

cavanba finmanno — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 18:24:05 +0000

Know where I found Polynesian Tattoo designs that exactly what my customers are searching for. I need not to whirl my my mind over and over again for finding Maori tattoos.