Stamp
SCG2722 - New Zealand 60c "Te Ata-o-Tu" Māori Portrait Stamp (c.1980s)
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This striking 60-cent stamp from New Zealand features a detailed portrait of a Māori elder, complete with traditional tā moko (facial tattoo). The inscription "Te Ata-o-Tu" refers to a significant figure or concept within Māori culture, likely symbolizing strength, leadership, or ancestry. The elder's dignified expression, flowing white beard, and customary Māori cloak emphasize the cultural pride and heritage of the indigenous people. Issued in the 1980s, this stamp is part of a series celebrating Māori identity and traditions.
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