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Pūtōrino, Maori, matai (Podocarpus spicatus) wood, cord, Maori people — Pūtōrino
Maori
late 19th century

Epa (carved panel for a storehouse), Māori artist, Wood, Māori — Epa (carved panel for a storehouse)
Māori artist
18th century

Papahou (treasure box), Māori artist, Wood, shell (pāua), Maori people — Papahou (treasure box)
Māori artist
18th century

Pūtōrino, Maori, matai (Podocarpus spicatus) wood, fiber cord, paua sea shell ablone, Maori — Pūtōrino
Maori
late 19th century

Tekoteko (gable figure), Wood, pāua shell, Māori — Tekoteko (gable figure)
Māori
Mid-18th century

Kooauau, wood, Maori — Kooauau
Maori
early 19th century

House Post Figure (Amo), Wood, Maori people, Te Arawa — House Post Figure (Amo)
Maori people, Te Arawa
ca. 1800

Hand club (Mere pounamu), Greenstone, Maori people — Hand club (Mere pounamu)
Maori people
19th century

Curved Ear Ornament (Kapeu), Greenstone (nephrite), Maori people — Curved Ear Ornament (Kapeu)
Maori people
18th–early 19th century

Ear Ornament or Pendant (Kuru), Greenstone (nephrite), Maori people — Ear Ornament or Pendant (Kuru)
Maori people
18th–early 19th century

Flute (Putorino), Wood, fiber, Maori people — Flute (Putorino)
Maori people
ca. 1800–1820

Weaving Peg (Turuturu), Wood, Maori people — Weaving Peg (Turuturu)
Maori people
Late 18th–early 19th century

Ritual Object, Wood, shell, Maori people — Ritual Object
Maori people
19th century

Cloak (Kaitaka aronui), Flax (Phormium tenax), wool, Maori people — Cloak (Kaitaka aronui)
Maori people
mid-19th century

Waka huia (treasure box), Wood, shell (pāua), Maori people — Waka huia (treasure box)
Maori people
mid- to late 19th century

Cloak, New Zealand Flax (phormium tenax species), wool, Maori people, Kaitaka — Cloak
Maori people, Kaitaka
19th century

Hei Tiki (female)

Fiona Pardington

2002 (reprinted 2024)

Carrying Basket (Kete Whakairo), Kerehi Makiwhara, Fiber, Maori people — Carrying Basket (Kete Whakairo)
Kerehi Makiwhara
mid-20th century

Feeding Funnel (Korere), Wood?, Maori people — Feeding Funnel (Korere)
Maori people
19th century

Treasure Box (Wakahuia), Wood, Maori people — Treasure Box (Wakahuia)
Maori people
1820s–30s

Canoe bailer (Tiheru [?]), Wood, Maori people — Canoe bailer (Tiheru [?])
Maori people
19th century

Treasure Box (Wakahuia), Wood, shell, feathers, fiber, Maori people — Treasure Box (Wakahuia)
Maori people
1850s

Model Canoe Prow, Wood, shell, Maori people — Model Canoe Prow
Maori people
mid to late 19th century

Club (Patu Onewa), Stone, Maori people — Club (Patu Onewa)
Maori people
19th century or earlier

Model Canoe Prow, Wood, shell, Maori people — Model Canoe Prow
Maori people
mid to late 19th century

Greenstone pendant, Nephrite jade (pounamu), shell, pigment, and wax, Maori; Aotearoa New Zealand — Greenstone pendant
Maori; Aotearoa New Zealand
19th century

Gable figure (Tekoteko), Wood, paint, Maori people, Te Arawa — Gable figure (Tekoteko)
Maori people, Te Arawa
1820s

Hand Club (Wahaika [?]), Wood, Maori people, Te Arawa — Hand Club (Wahaika [?])
Maori people, Te Arawa
ca. 1890

Treasure Box (Wakahuia), Wood, mother-of-pearl, Maori people, Te Arawa — Treasure Box (Wakahuia)
Maori people, Te Arawa
1830s–40s

Handle for a Fly Whisk (Tahiri), Ivory, coconut husk fiber, Maohi (Tahitian) — Handle for a Fly Whisk (Tahiri)
Maohi (Tahitian)
18th century

Evening ensemble, Hanae Mori French, silk, Japanese — Evening ensemble
Hanae Mori
1966–69

Shoes, Mori, leather, Italian — Shoes
Mori
1955

Ritual image (to'o) representing the deity Oro, Wood, coconut fiber, Maohi people — Ritual image (to'o) representing the deity Oro
Maohi people
18th century

Knife Handle (Kozuka), Joken Mori Japanese, Copper-silver alloy (shibuichi), iron, Japanese — Knife Handle (Kozuka)
Joken Mori
19th century

Evening dress, Hanae Mori French, silk, Japanese — Evening dress
Hanae Mori
ca. 1978

Evening dress, Hanae Mori French, a) silk; b) silk, metal, Japanese — Evening dress
Hanae Mori
1978

Dress, Hanae Mori French, a) silk, glass; b) silk, Japanese — Dress
Hanae Mori
1979

Evening ensemble, Hanae Mori French, a, b) silk, glass, Japanese — Evening ensemble
Hanae Mori
1980

"UKIYOE", Hanae Mori French, silk, glass, Japanese — "UKIYOE"
Hanae Mori
fall/winter 1983–84

Ensemble, Hanae Mori French, a) silk, synthetic; b) synthetic, Japanese — Ensemble
Hanae Mori
1987