Porohita Koru
A cool version of the enclosed koru in a porohita/circle. I really like the lashing on this one.
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Turangawaewae
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Arohanui – Much Love
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Turangawaewae
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Kotahi Wairua – One Spirit
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Mauri – Kawakawa Toki
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Tūhono – To connect
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