NZ Māori Temporary Tattoo Chin 22pc

NZ Māori Chin Temporary Tattoo 22pc.

Our NZ Māori Chin Tattoos 22pc are designed to be placed onto the face.

Contains 22 tattoos of varying designs and sizes.

Kirituhi means to draw or decorate the skin.  It is the word that is used for Māori style tattoo done for non-Māori wearers or without following the proper tikanga/protocols.

Traditional Māori tattoos, Ta Moko, are created specific to the wearer and performed under traditional protocols. They are a sign of mana or prestige.

These contemporty designs were created to be worn by those partaking in kapa haka to be able to wear and celebrate Māori culture in a respectful way. They make getting ready for kapa haka events fast and easy.

Features:

The pack contains 22 tattoos.

Tattoos are various designs and sizes.

The full product in packaging is 17cm x 20.5cm.

Non-Toxic, easy to adhere, waterproof.

Suitable for schools and kapa haka groups.

Not suitable for children under 3 years of age.

WARNING: Do not place inside mouth. Do not apply near eyes or on sensitive skin. For external use only.

About the artist:

These unique designs were created by New Zealand Māori moko, kirituhi and tattoo artist Twigs.

Twigs specialises in Māori, traditional and Japanese tattoos.

He is a decendent of Ngā Puhi.