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Ngā tae māori o te kuta

Colours of the ‘old’ kutu stems by water at the end of winter.

Ki te whakamahia te kuta māori hei raranga taonga, kāore e tāwaia, ka āhua rite ngā tae ki ērā o ngā kakau ka waiho kia mate hirinaki noa i te taiao.

Rights: Manatārua: Mieke Kapa. Nō roto mai i Te Reo o Te Repo – The Voice of the Wetland.

Published: 23 August 2020Size: 4.59 MB

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