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The Maori warrior inside the shape of Africa is dreaming of the shark. The Moko, or facial tattoo, is a way of telling a warrior's story, and the story of his ancestors. A man without moko is either too young, or has no roots.
Madagascar represents here the pierced earlobe of the warrior. The warrior symbolizes valiance and heritage, and the shark symbolizes strength and adaptability.

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American Apparel T-Shirt (Fitted)

A skin-hugging ultra-soft fitted t-shirt. 100% ultra-soft baby rib cotton, combed for comfort. Double-needle stitched bottom hem. NOTE: Sizes run small. Order 1 size larger for looser fit. Made in the USA by American Apparel.

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The Maori warrior inside the shape of Africa is dreaming of the shark. The Moko, or facial tattoo, is a way of telling a warrior's story, and the story of his ancestors. A man without moko is either too young, or has no roots.
Madagascar represents here the pierced earlobe of the warrior. The warrior symbolizes valiance and heritage, and the shark symbolizes strength and adaptability.

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Made on 5/16/2008 5:29 PM
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CherylDanielsart said 4/2/2009

Awesome artistry

I love it. This is going in my favorites. 5*****

matenga said 10/5/2008

Maori moko

Kia ora, i like your site, has an indigenous feel that i like being a NZ Maori myself. Awesome that you look at all peoples, cultures, ka mau te wehi - Awesome

NeferaSA said 8/17/2008