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June 20, 2013

RS-italy

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  • Our tattoo Pop-Up Museum 'TATTOO'D AMERICA' opened yesterday at the LINQ in Las Vegas. We have partnered with #sailorjerry, #clubtattoo, #inkbox and 100 of the world's top tattoo artists to bring you a fun and exciting experience celebrating the world and artistry of tattoo! Enjoy!! #TattoodAmerica https://www.tattoodamerica.com/
  • Thank you @sapiens_org for featuring this important story on the healing power of tattoo! https://www.sapiens.org/body/native-american-tattoos/
  • Thank you @Expmag for the interview! Happy Spring to you all!! https://expmag.com/2019/03/getting-inked-is-just-part-of-his-job/
  • Thank you @tattoodo for the interview! Happy New Years to you all!! https://www.tattoodo.com/a/2018/12/the-anthropology-of-tattoos-interview-with-lars-krutak/
  • "Marau Kingi," a Maori woman with chiseled lip and chin moko, ca. 1920. Sadly, I have no information on this person, but maybe someone in the Instagram universe does!? Photo postcard from my collection. #maori #maoritattoo #newzealand #polynesiantattoos #polynesiantattoo #maoris #culturalappreciation #indigenous #heritage #traditionaltattoos #traditionaltattoo #tattoo #tattoos #tradition #portrait
  • "Georgina & Eileen, twin guides of Whakarewarewa, Rotorua North Island." These two Arawa sisters worked in the Thermal Springs District of Rotorua guiding tourists around the area. They both have chin and lip moko made with darning needles. Original postcard from my collection by Iles ca. 1910-15. #tattoo #tattoos #maori #newzealand #rotorua #indigenous #portrait #tattooing #traditionaltattoos #traditionaltattoo #culturalappreciation #heritage #tradition #postcard #polynesiantattoo
  • Kamareira Te Hau Takiri Wharepapa of Ngati Horahia, Nga Titoki, Ngapuhi of Northland, ca. 1920. He traveled to England in 1863 and met Queen Victoria. His moko is over painted to accentuate his facial tattoos which were chiseled into the skin. His hei tiki (necklace) seems to be purposefully turned away from the viewer, perhaps so the mana of the piece would not be affected by the photography. Unused postcard from my collection. #maori #maoritattoo #tattoo #tattoos #culturalappreciation #portrait #heritage #moko #newzealand #warriors #indigenous #blackwork #blackworktattoos #tattooing #traditionaltattoo #polynesiantattoo #tatouage #tatau #tiki
  • Wetani Rore, A Maori Chief of Ngati Maniapoto & Ngati Kahungunu, ca. 1910. The short lines on his forehead may indicate he was a teacher of weapons. He wears two types of flax cloaks and holds an ornate hand club or wahaika. Postcard from my collection. #maori #maoritattoo #tattoo #culturalappreciation #portrait #tattoos #heritage #moko #newzealand #traditionaltattoo #culturalheritage #warriors #indigenous #blackworktattoo #tattooing #tradition #polynesiantattoo

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