《毛利人文化英》PPT课件.ppt

1、Maori moko and tattoo毛利人的刺青,Show two pictures about Maori moko and tattoo,A sign of status,Real face,About women,Maori moko and tattoo,Painness,In Classic Maori society ,the male was the fully tattooed flourishing decorated cheeks, chin, nose and forehead as well as buttocks and thighs. Tattooing wa

2、s a sign of status and far from simply decorating the face.,a sign of status,The Maori of rank did not acquire his real face until he had been tattooed. Indeed, personal tattoo patterns were often remembered rather than facial characteristics.,Real Face,In the past,Maori women with authentic moko,on

3、ly tattooed lips and chin.,Recently, something superficially similar has made an appearance among women, but it is no more than a variant of the current international tattoo and body-piercing fashion craze,women : past and now,Tattooing was a painful process, conducted with uhi (serrated chisel) and

4、 mallet, soot being rubbed into the open wound to provide colouring. The Maori technique differed from other Polynesian tattooing in that designs were actually cut and not just pricked into the flesh.,The painness of tattooing,The traditional Maori welcome is called a powhiri, this involves a hongi

5、which is a greeting that involves pressing noses as opposed to a kiss.,Hongi(碰鼻礼）,Guess: who is he ?,The approach of hongi is: the owner touches the guest with the tip of the nose two or three times. According to the statement, the longer they touched , that more respect the guests get . In order to make the c