-
nineteenth century,
which continues today in the
standardised form of the
piupiu.
Piupiu are a
modern Māori
garment usually worn
around the
waist as a skirt...
- casualties; her
status as a "lucky ship" was
attributed by the crew to a Māori
piupiu (warrior's skirt) and hei-tiki (pendant) worn by the
captain during battle...
-
Australia Māori man
wearing a
korowai and
piupiu A kapa haka
performing the
warrior challenge in
traditional piupiu at the
swearing in of the 21st Governor-General...
-
Piupiu Te
Wherowhero (c. 1886/1887 – 29
October 1937) was a
female leader within the Māori
royal family in
early 20th
century New Zealand. She was born...
- discolor,
synonym Blechnum discolor,
commonly called crown fern (Māori:
piupiu), is a
species of fern in the
family Blechnaceae. This
species is endemic...
- the
piupiu (Māori warrior's skirt)
which was
presented to the ship's
commanding officer during the vessel's
visit to New
Zealand in 1913. The
piupiu was...
- Whaitiri, the
mother of
local MP Meka Whaitiri), was selected. A
traditional piupiu skirt, and the
photographs of Mei, were sent to the
Italian marble company...
-
Pakau pennigera,
commonly known as lime fern,
gully fern,
feather fern and
piupiu, is a
small fern
found in
south eastern Australia and New Zealand. It grows...
- s**** and
strung together along their diameter. New
Zealand flax, a Māori
piupiu (see Pania). ʻI.F. Helu;
Critical essays:
Cultural perspectives from the...
-
battles of the
First World War, wore into
battle a hei-tiki (as well as a
piupiu, Māori warrior's skirt). The crew
attributed to this the New
Zealand being...
