Ken’s Irish Celtic Patterns. Before Christianity, the Celtic art form known as La Tène was carved into rock, etched in bronze and possibly tattooed by the Iron Age inhabitants of Ireland. Similar to British La Tène (pre-Roman Celtic art), but substantially different. The art of the Irish was less formalised and more vegetal (like growing plants). But contrary to what is usually understood about the art of the Irish and the British, I believe there is an underlying common structure between the ar

24K views · 673 reactions | There's an art to growing peruperu potatoes and a Ngāpuhi elder is passing on what he knows about it to whānau and volunteers who in turn gift the produce they grow to other kaumātua in the Kaikohe region. Harata Brown went out to meet Hirini Tau and the gang at their Kaikohe peruperu patch and filed this story. | Te Karere | Facebook