Ko Hineteiwaiwa te atua wahine o ngā wai e rua e kukume ana, e tō ana i te ngao o te tangata. Ko ia pū te kaiarataki o ngā tamariki ki te ao kikokiko, otirā rātou ngā kahuatua o te ao wairua kua whetūrangitia. Ka okioki ki te Āhuru Mōwai, ki Hawaiki.
Hineteiwaiwa is the lunar glow that pulls and pushes the tides of waters bringing forth new life, and returning the spiritual life back to Hawaiki.
ARTIST: Lydia Day
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MATERIALS: Porcelain clay paint, Pīngao, Kiekie, Synthetic thread.
Ko Hineteiwaiwa te atua wahine o ngā wai e rua e kukume ana, e tō ana i te ngao o te tangata. Ko ia pū te kaiarataki o ngā tamariki ki te ao kikokiko, otirā rātou ngā kahuatua o te ao wairua kua whetūrangitia. Ka okioki ki te Āhuru Mōwai, ki Hawaiki.
Hineteiwaiwa is the lunar glow that pulls and pushes the tides of waters bringing forth new life, and returning the spiritual life back to Hawaiki.
ARTIST: Lydia Day
SIZE:
MATERIALS: Porcelain clay paint, Pīngao, Kiekie, Synthetic thread.
Lydia is a creative who is intrigued in all aspects of Toi, in particular visual and healing arts. She has a passion for Atua Māori and fusing these elements within her mahi Toi. She would love to delve deeper into the knowledge of harvesting and preserving natural resources.
