Mau Rākau And Bone Carving
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Friday, August 7, 2020
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Kia ora and talofa Sepela, the bone carving sounded and looked like fun. I like how you've used mau rākau as a way to motivate and discipline yourself, ataahua. If you could put a picture of what your bone carving looks like when finished then that would help readers see what you've done. Tofa soifua.
ReplyDeleteHi Sepela The bone carving that u made came out really good.
ReplyDeletehi sepela the carving is so good what ales did you make
ReplyDeletehi Sepela bone carving was really fun and I really like the carving you did.
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