Young Māori Revive Tā Moko Ritual Tattoos in New Zealand

Young Māori in New Zealand are embracing the art of tā moko. These ritual tattoos were once banned under British colonial rule. The Young Māori in New Zealand are embracing the art of tā moko. These ritual tattoos were once banned under British colonial rule. The

practice became a significant act of protest in the 1970s. Today the art form is alive and being practiced by the youth. It represents a reclamation of cultural identity and heritage. The revival shows the strength of Māori traditions. This movement connects modern

generations to their history. Tā moko continues to serve as a powerful cultural expression.