Gifting the Tivaevae

Circa. 2000

Deborah Maoate (the bride) receiving her Tivaevae that her relatives made for her and her husband Spencer Cox.

Area: South East / Phillipstown

Contributor: Stephanie Oberg

Source: Stephanie Oberg

Source: View in canterburystories.nz

Reference ID: CCL-Exh-Talanoa-0014

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