Tene Waitere

Tene Waitere

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Tene Waitere was a renowned Māori carver whose impressive works, including several whare whakairo (meeting houses), played a significant role in New Zealand's cultural heritage and were captured in detail by photographer Mark Adams.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Tene Waitere was a renowned Māori master carver who carved the pou in about 1910. 8

Makereti Papakura Alan Gallop Robert Schuster Rika Jim Schuster Natasha Beckman Scott Mcdonald Megan Wilson
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Rotorua Māori carving restored and gifted to British Council in London

New Zealand New Zealand: Tene Waitere was a carver whose work was photographed by Mark Adams, highlighting important cultural heritage. 8

Mark Adams Ngahuia Te Awekotuku Sarah Farrar Nicholas Thomas James Pope
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Mark Adams: 50 Years of photography that tells New Zealand’s stories