Kia ora Keisomani. It's awesome to see you posting on your blog! I love your designs, especially as you've included so many different cultures. I like the way you explained your turtle too. Do you know what each pattern represents?
Talofa Lava Keisomani. I love the different Maori and Pasifika patterns that you have included in your design. Did you know that each pattern represents a journey, story or a tribe (iwi). Can you share with us why you chose these particular patterns?
I these patterns because Samoa is my culture Maori because I live in the country cook Island because I like there dance moves and my Own because for my family and the sun just because it is Jesus because some islanders go to church.
Kia ora, Keisomani. I love the turtle and all of the different patterns you included in it, as well as the reasons you chose these. Well done for sharing these things with your audience.
Kia ora Keisomani. It's awesome to see you posting on your blog! I love your designs, especially as you've included so many different cultures. I like the way you explained your turtle too. Do you know what each pattern represents?
ReplyDeleteTalofa Lava Keisomani. I love the different Maori and Pasifika patterns that you have included in your design. Did you know that each pattern represents a journey, story or a tribe (iwi). Can you share with us why you chose these particular patterns?
ReplyDeleteThat is a cool turtle. Bye Lucas.
ReplyDeleteI these patterns because Samoa is my culture Maori because I live in the country cook Island because I like there dance moves and my Own because for my family and the sun just because it is Jesus because some islanders go to church.
ReplyDeleteKia ora, Keisomani. I love the turtle and all of the different patterns you included in it, as well as the reasons you chose these. Well done for sharing these things with your audience.
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