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Piupiu

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Piupiu, once worn by Phyllis Williams (Kirimamae). Natural and dark brown. The darker sections of the piece have a speckled appearance. The lower band of patterning is a unpatterned natural coloured section. It has a dark brown waistband.

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  • Title

    Piupiu

  • Subject

    Piupiu, Kākahu, Clothing, Personal objects, Skirt, Main garments, Māori culture, Taonga Māori

  • Additional information

    Flax (New Zealand), Plant material, Organic material, Dimensions: 800 x 660mm: 0 - Whole

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Tairāwhiti Museum

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Tairāwhiti Museum

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