Polynesian tattoos, also known as tatau, are more than just body art
Polynesian tattoos were applied using tools made from natural materials like bone or wood
Jun 26, 2026
02:04 pm
What's the storyPolynesian tattoos, also known as tatau, are more than just body art. They are a form of cultural expression, rich in history and meaning.
Each design tells a story, representing elements such as family lineage, social status, and personal achievements.
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