Nā Kani o Hula - Māori Cultural Symbols and Their Meaning #3821417 (License: Personal Use)

The image displays a 2×2 grid of black-and-white icons: a kō (digging stick), crossed tītī (chopsticks or sticks used in ritual), a mātā (ornamented fish hook), and an ipu (gourd vessel). Below them, the phrase “NĀ KANI O HULA” appears in bold uppercase letters, referencing a Māori musical or performance group. These symbols collectively evoke themes of sustenance, craft, ceremony, and oral tradition.

This image is likely used as a logo or header graphic for a Māori cultural performance group, educational resource, or event promoting indigenous arts and language. It serves users seeking authentic representation of Māori material culture and symbolism.