Once you find the right mix or a better plastic becomes available it will be amazing what you will achieve The most expensive Patu is the plastic one it's well over 100 year's old it was made before plastic was even a thing. We received it back it's priceless and it's also extremely beautiful.
Wow awesome video I hope this hi tech machinery can assist us in whakairo it is the carver or artist that give an object its spirit I hope it doesn’t one day replace the carver.
Ngati Tupaware.....plastic whakaaro, plastic Maori, you said it yourself in not so many words "didn't want to contaminate the mana of the waka tuturu by allowing it to set out in their company"
Thanks for posting
Once you find the right mix or a better plastic becomes available it will be amazing what you will achieve
The most expensive Patu is the plastic one it's well over 100 year's old it was made before plastic was even a thing. We received it back it's priceless and it's also extremely beautiful.
Wow awesome video
I hope this hi tech machinery can assist us in whakairo it is the carver or artist that give an object its spirit I hope it doesn’t one day replace the carver.
Very different 3d printed waka
Ngati Tupaware.....plastic whakaaro, plastic Maori, you said it yourself in not so many words "didn't want to contaminate the mana of the waka tuturu by allowing it to set out in their company"
colonised whakaaro mate
lol what a joke
Nah. Not down with this. No tradition in that. My tupuna never used 3d printers.