WhakamĀrama Āpitihanga
Koia nei ētahi o ngā momo kākahu Māori tuku iho:
He kākahu whai mana:
He kahu kapa haka o ēnei rā nei:
He ingoa whānui mō ngā momo uwhi tinana tuku iho o te Māori. Ka rangā ki ngā momo kaka tipu pēnei i te muka o te harakeke, i te tōī, me te kiekie, ka hangā rānei ki te kiri kararehe, pērā i te kurī.
A general term for different types of traditional Māori body coverings. They are woven from different types of plant fibre such as flax, mountain cabbage tree and kiekie, or made from animal skin such as dog skin.