concept   tattoos (moko)
culture   New Zealand
statement   Moko tattoos are traditional, culturally significant, and widely accepted in Maori culture in New Zealand.
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1 ceremonial tattoos New Zealand Significant cultural and spiritual significance, often representing tribal heritage and social status 1
2 maori tattooing (ta moko) New Zealand Traditional and culturally significant art form for Maori people, representing identity and social status 1
3 maori tattooing (ta moko) New Zealand Customarily applied using chisels, indicating strength and endurance 1
4 maori tattooing (ta moko) New Zealand Reserved for Maori individuals with strong connections to their culture and ancestors 1
5 maori tattooing (ta moko) New Zealand Conducted with a spiritual and ceremonial significance, involving prayers and rituals 1
6 maori tattooing (ta moko) New Zealand Protected by intellectual property rights, as each design is uniquely crafted and holds ancestral meanings 1
7 ritual tattoos New Zealand Traditional and sacred practice among the Maori people of New Zealand, representing their cultural identity and history. 1
8 tattoo New Zealand An important part of cultural and spiritual expression 1
9 tattoo New Zealand Symbolizes heritage, status, and identity, often with spiritual significance 1
10 tattoo New Zealand Tattoos are widely accepted and can represent cultural heritage 1
11 tattooing New Zealand Tattooing (Ta Moko) is a form of cultural identity and pride among the Maori people of New Zealand. 1
12 tattoos New Zealand Tattoos are quite popular and getting a tattoo is considered a personal choice and a form of self-expression. 1
13 tattoos New Zealand Traditional and culturally significant, widely accepted and celebrated 1
14 tattoos New Zealand Acceptance and cultural significance, especially among indigenous communities 1
15 tattoos New Zealand Tattoos are a significant part of cultural and tribal identity and are widely accepted 1
16 tattoos New Zealand An important part of cultural identity, often representing family or tribal affiliations 1
17 tattoos New Zealand Common and widely accepted as a form of self-expression and body art 1
18 tattoos New Zealand Traditional and culturally significant forms of body art 1
19 tattoos New Zealand Common and culturally accepted, including among indigenous Maori people 1
20 tattoos New Zealand Tattoos, known as 'ta moko', are deeply intertwined with Maori culture and carry significant cultural and spiritual meanings. 1
21 tattoos (moko) New Zealand Moko tattoos are traditional and culturally significant for the Maori people of New Zealand. 1
22 traditional tattoos New Zealand In Maori culture, traditional tattoos known as Ta Moko are deeply spiritual and carry genealogical and personal significance. 1