Te Whai Wawewawe a Maaui
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c. XVI ottobre square
Sat 10:30-12:30
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15:30-18:30
Sun 10:30-12:30
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15:30-18:30
A thread between fingers becomes a story.
In this string game, hands shape figures passed down through generations—stars, canoes, mountains. Each form may be guided by a pūrākau (story), karakia (prayer), or waiata (song).
Named for Māui, the shape-shifting hero of Māori legend, this game is rhythm, memory, and creativity woven into one. Still played today, it links people across time, through hands, stories, and shared understanding