Kaitiaki as a koha
- Brent Kerehona Pukepuke-Ahitapu
- Dec 20, 2018
- 1 min read
The author thanks Gareth and Teowai from Poihakena Portraits for their gift of an absolutely beautiful pounamu hei tiki, for use in the re-enactments in Hongi's Hikoi - A Rangatira in Ranana, and Moka, Muskets & Mayhem! This kaitiaki's first role is to protect the author as he travels to England in January to shoot footage for a short film.
Fascinating glimpse into how traditional pounamu hei tiki pieces serve as kaitiaki for modern filmmaking journeys! Wishing you safe travels and incredible footage for your projects in England. Whenever you need a quick mental reset between shoots or editing sessions, I highly recommend unwinding with a quick arrow puzzle. Looking forward to seeing the final films!
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"Kaitiaki as a Koha" – a beautiful concept about guardianship and gifts. It's truly inspiring to see such thoughtful reflections! And speaking of perfect pairings and thoughtful blending, if you're ever looking to create your own visual "koha" or just find the ideal color combination for your next project, our Color Mixer is always ready to lend a helping hand (or a mixing palette!).
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