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Definition of korowai in English: korowainoun ˈkɔːrəwʌɪ NZ A Maori cloak decorated with flax tassels. everyone has different reasons for wearing korowai on their graduation day Example sentencesExamples - It was almost like a mirage approaching the urupa and seeing the group's sergeant on the horizon wearing a korowai.
- We viewed both kakahu (clothing) and korowai (traditional cloaks) worn by rangatira (chiefs).
- What might she be thinking in the picture below, as she is draped in a korowai at the conclusion of her valedictory speech?
- He is wearing the korowai, or cloak, that adorns great chiefs - and a piupiu, or flax skirt, that gently swayed in the breeze.
- Maories went wild with excitement when the Bishop presented first the Queen, then the Duke, with a korowai - a ceremonial cloak of fine flax fibre, with black tassles, signifying the highest order of chieftainship.
- That korowai in particular is difficult to store and very valuable.
- Moments earlier he was presented with a traditional, ceremonial coat, a korowai made of flax and kiwi feathers.
- Wearing a korowai in court, he eventually made his way into the dock.
- A korowai cloak made with kiwi feathers was draped around the shoulders of the 27-year-old when he arrived at the Supreme Court building.
- Gorgeous woven korowai are adorned with feathers from kereru, peahen, pukeko and pheasant.
Origin Early 19th century: Maori. |