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So happy that the Modern Maori chose my art works as top products for tamariki. :)
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i will not have you walk in and out of me like an open doorway when i have too many miracles happening inside me to be your convenient option not your hobby - rupi kaur
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‘Karitoki and Pania’ is inspired by a Māori myth. It is the story of the impossible love between Pania, a mermaid, and Karitoki, son of a Māori chief.
Original painting on my shop ----> https://www.etsy.com/listing/260457922/karitoki-and-pania-an-original-mixed?ref=shop_home_active_23
Karitoki and Pania | Mixed Media on Canvas | 20x25cm | 2015 Māori are one of my influence in my artistic life, and I never miss a chance to be inspired by their culture, art, legends, and design. Karitoki and Pania is inspired by a Māori legend which tells how Pania, a mermaid, left the sea people to marry Karitoki, son of a Maori chief.
‘Karitoki and Pania’, original work on my shop
Pigment Exhibition at Matchbox Studios, Wellington, New Zealand