Kahu Huruhuru
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Kahu Huruhuru/Feather cloak. Candlewick kaupapa. Mixture of feathers which have flattened. They are dropping, with many already lost, especially around the edges. The garment is shaped. Pink wool has been woven through side edges, remains of pink, red and blue wool woven through top border. No ties present, but balance of pink plastic raffia tie at proper right top corner.
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Title
Kahu Huruhuru
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Date made
Pre 1926
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Subject
Kahu Huruhuru, Kākahu, Clothing, Personal objects, Māori culture, Taonga Māori
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Additional information
Dimensions: 1080 x 920mm: 0 - Whole
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