The New Zealand Maori Culture category includes NZ websites related to Maori, Maoris, Culture, Cultures, Cultural, Tribe, Tribes, Marae and more.
The New Zealand Maori Culture category includes NZ websites related to Maori, Maoris, Culture, Cultures, Cultural, Tribe, Tribes, Marae and more.
A database providing information on traditional used of native New Zealand plants. This valuable resource is now made available on the Web to anyone with an interest in New Zealand native plants and their cultural uses.
A short introduction in how to create a simple bonecarving.
A mother and daughter team of Maori descent, who are flax and fibre weavers who continue a traditional craft handed down from our ancestors.
Poutama uses income generated from its capital base to encourage Maori business enterprise and contribute to Maori economic development.
New Zealand's premier Maori culture and geothermal visitor experience since 1963.
A Maori radio station broadcasting in the Maniapoto region. Tune in: Te Kuiti 99.6, Benneydale 91.9, Piopio 92.7 and Te Kawa 96.5.
The Web site of Waikato Tainui's tribal management organisation.
Toi Iho is a registered trade mark that is used to promote and sell authentic, quality Maori arts and crafts. It has been designed to authenticate exhibitions and performances of arts by Maori artists.
Based in Mangere, offering custom Maori and Pacific glass etchings and carved keys.
Discover the unique cultural heritage and Maori traditions of the Tainui People.
Carve your own Taonga with us, you can carve your own pendant from jade, paua, bone or mother of pearl.
A site inspired by Rangiatea: Ko ahau te huarahi te pono me te ora, an exhibition held at the National Library of New Zealand in Wellington, in 1997. This exhibition introduced the public to the unique history of Rangiatea, the oldest surviving Anglican Maori church in Otaki.
New Zealand's premiere festival for all Maori arts, including kapa haka, dance, drama, poetry, storytelling and visual arts. Over four days an audience of over 35,000 witness and celebrate the best Maori performing arts our nation has to offer.
Maorimusic.com is the premier Web site for Maori songs and music CD releases than can be purchased online.
Song of Waitaha: The Histories of a Nation is a visually stunning and beautifully illustrated book telling the stories of our nation.
A unique and cultural wedding experience, located in Rotorua.
Stay with a Maori family and have new experiences.
A website about and for Te Aupouri, a Maori tribe of New Zealand. Keep abreast of developments within this tribe and learn about its history.
To encourage, provide, assist, develop and promote the social, educational, cultural, economic and political advancement of Mäori.
A strong cultural group and actively hosts Maori performing arts festivals in the Canterbury region. Kapa Haka is a uniquely Maori performing art in which dancing, singing, expression and movement share customs and tell ancient stories.
Home to Pounamu, a Maori performing arts site. Information available on courses and tours.
An organisation with the aim of protecting and upholding the birthing practices of whanau, hapu and iwi. Members include midwives, student midwives and midwifery educators, who promote Matauranga Maori in pregnancy and childbirth.
A site for the poi, fire twirling and spinning community with a wide range of equipment and extensive resources.
All you need to know about poi, glowstick, flag, staff and fire swinging, twirling and spinning.
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