Tatā
- Description:
- Tatā. Bailer. This is a carved tatā made of tauhunu (tree heliotrope). The tatā is a dark brown colour with a rough unpolished surface. The tatā is curved so it can be used to scoop water. The handle protrudes from the back edge of the tatā before angling down to connect to the base of the tatā. The tatā shows signs of wear and tear, particularly along the edges which are chipped and cracked. Tatā were all similarly shaped however it was up to...
- Display date:
- Made: Pre 1970; Acquired: Circa 1970
- Location:
- Tokelau Islands
- Collections:
- Auckland Museum Collections Online
- Contributors:
- Semisi Luka
- Content partner:
- Auckland War Memorial Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira
- Availability:
- Not specified
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