Moko is a traditional Maori face tattoo. We learnt that males can have a moko on their whole face but females are to only have it on their chin.
We began to look at the various designs of moko in our favourite Maori myths and legends books to get an idea before designing our own.
We recognised that it was mostly the koru pattern.
Then sketched our ideas.
Then we copied our designs onto our own faces!
What do you think of our moko?
Quick fact !
Did you know that the left side of the moko represents our father and the right side represents our mother?
Room 5, that is fantastic, I did not know that each side of the face represents our mothers and fathers. Your moko's look great, some of them look really scary .
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ReplyDeleteHi room 5 I like your moving photos and they look so so cool!!!
ReplyDeleteHi room 5 it's Alamoni I like your creativity on your photo's keep it up and kai pai!
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ReplyDeleteHello room five I just knew now that the right side represents the mother and left is your father
ReplyDeleteHello Room 5. Your moko's look amazing and the designs are awesome. Good job!
ReplyDeletetalofa lava room 5 nice and no I haven't knew. keep up the good work also nice moko.
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Talofa room 5, I like the moko's and how you designed your own moko. Good imagination and creativity. Also who do you think had the best moko?
ReplyDeleteAgueer :)
i love your guy's idea and love your moko it is cool
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome moko room 5.
ReplyDeleteI like your moko's.
ReplyDeletei love your idea
ReplyDeleteI like your moko room 5
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ReplyDeleteI loved your moko so much!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi room 5 it's Sailopa and I like your moko
ReplyDeletehi my name is winnie i am so imprest of your guys syory
ReplyDeleteHello Room 5 it's Texas and I really like the photo's.
ReplyDeleteWhat an nice design and Agueer you have a nice comment.
ReplyDeleteI like how you drew your maori pictures
ReplyDeleteHow fascinating room 5, I did not know that each side represented a different paerent.
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