Moko Tank Tops

100 % hand made design, inspired by tribal traditionnal polynesian tattoo and Tahitian culture. Follow the artist @hernandez.sebastien Havai'iArt&WOOD

Maori Moko | Tribal Tattoo | New Zealand |

The Moko (lizard) represents one of the protective forces in Polynesia. Its motifs are Marquesan and symbolize the environment.

Moko Jumbie

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Maori Moko | Tribal Tattoo | New Zealand |

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Radiology robot roboto-miko

A map of Trinidad and Tobago with illustrations of some cultural sites and references

Day of the Dead with Moko

One of Trinidad and Tobago's traditional carnival characters, the Moko Jumbie is a masquerader on stilts. Are you brave enough to try? I must confess, I never was, but I love to see them move!

Moko Jumbies play a fun and daring skilled type of mas walking and dancing on stilts especially in our Trinidad and Tobago Carnival celebrations. This print exhibits two moko jumbies accepting corn soup from a street vendor.

The Moko Jumbie was regarded as a protector whose towering height made it easier to see evil before ordinary men and warn the village of impending danger. In T&T Carnival Moko Jumbie often played to Carnival spectators watching from balconies and second story windows as the parade passed by. There's so much more to tell. Definitely go look these Jumbies up!

The Moko (lizard), Polynesian - Marquesan motif represents one of the protective forces in Polynesia. These designs are also used in Polynesian tattoos.

The Moko (lizard) represents one of the protective forces in Polynesia. Its motifs are Marquesan and symbolize the environment.

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Moko Madfall does the Boogie Woogie at every skating rink in Dimension 426. A regular disco dynamic, Moko Madfall is an original character hand drawn by artist David Baker of Art From The Blue Room.

Moko Madfall loves to roll through all the skating rinks in Dimension 426. “This is How I Roll,” exclaims the four armed lizard creature! Original character hand drawn by artist David Baker of Art From The Blue Room.

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Moko Madfall is a fun loving creature who just wants to skate the night away, proving there’s fun to be had in Dimension 426. Original character hand drawn by artist David Baker of Art From The Blue Room.

Moko Madfall knows how to “Do The Hustle” skating all the roller rinks in Dimension 426. Original character hand drawn by artist David Baker of Art From The Blue Room.

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another great tiny vehicle from our past. Lesney 31a

Fujiwara no Mokou

The Moko or Mo'o (lizard) represents a messenger or one of the protective forces in Polynesia. Its Marquesan motifs are widely used in Polynesian tattoos.

Ispired by the Maori "Moko" tattoos of the indiginous people of New Zealand and by the original outsider, Mary Shelly's Frankenstein's Monster.

Maori inspired shark design!

Sister island of Tahiti, Moorea means "the yellow lizard". Moorea was named after a great Tahitian chief. The motifs integrated in the design are Polynesian-Marquisian.