Traditional Pacific Island Tattoo Tools

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by Haa900
published on 20 May 2019

Traditional Pacific Island Tattoo Tools — Instruments for traditional Pacific Island tattoos: hāhau (tapping stick) made of ulei wood, moli (tattoo tool) made of wood and bone, and apu paʻu (ink bowl), made of jade. Date unknown.

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