Auhunga
A pale green opaque variety, given as the intermediate of Inanga and Kawakawa.
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Kahurangi
A highly translucent, lightish green shade, free from dark spots and other flaws. One of the rarest varieties, held in high esteem by the Maori.
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Kahurangi
A highly translucent, lightish green shade, free from dark spots and other flaws. One of the rarest varieties, held in high esteem by the Maori.
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Raukaraka
This is the term used by the Maori of the Cook Strait region of the Kawakawa variety that is streaked with a shade of olive green.
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Raukaraka
This is the term used by the Maori of the Cook Strait region of the Kawakawa variety that is streaked with a shade of olive green.
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Raukaraka
This is the term used by the Maori of the Cook Strait region of the Kawakawa variety that is streaked with a shade of olive green.
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Raukaraka
This is the term used by the Maori of the Cook Strait region of the Kawakawa variety that is streaked with a shade of olive green.
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Raukaraka
This is the term used by the Maori of the Cook Strait region of the Kawakawa variety that is streaked with a shade of olive green.
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Auhunga
A pale green opaque variety, given as the intermediate of Inanga and Kawakawa.
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Kahotea
A type streaked or flecked with white. The name Kahotea derives from Kaho, meaning light-coloured tea (white or clear).
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Inanga
A grey-green colour. It is either very translucent or quite opaque. Highly prized by the Maori and the desired material for making mere and patu.
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Kahurangi
A highly translucent, lightish green shade, free from dark spots and other flaws. One of the rarest varieties, held in high esteem by the Maori.
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Kahurangi
A highly translucent, lightish green shade, free from dark spots and other flaws. One of the rarest varieties, held in high esteem by the Maori.
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Kahurangi
A highly translucent, lightish green shade, free from dark spots and other flaws. One of the rarest varieties, held in high esteem by the Maori.
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Inanga
A grey-green colour. It is either very translucent or quite opaque. Highly prized by the Maori and the desired material for making mere and patu.
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Auhunga
A pale green opaque variety, given as the intermediate of Inanga and Kawakawa.
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Kahotea
A type streaked or flecked with white. The name Kahotea derives from Kaho, meaning light-coloured tea (white or clear).
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Kahotea
A type streaked or flecked with white. The name Kahotea derives from Kaho, meaning light-coloured tea (white or clear).
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Kahurangi
A highly translucent, lightish green shade, free from dark spots and other flaws. One of the rarest varieties, held in high esteem by the Maori.
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Raukaraka
This is the term used by the Maori of the Cook Strait region of the Kawakawa variety that is streaked with a shade of olive green.
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Raukaraka
This is the term used by the Maori of the Cook Strait region of the Kawakawa variety that is streaked with a shade of olive green.
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