MÄori Poi
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Māori artfully swing pairs of poi, often rhythmically. Traditionally crafted from native flax, modern versions are made using repurposed plastic shopping bags. To create eco-friendly alternatives, consider rappraping designs that can be joined in two halves and secured with clear PLA or adhesive silicone. Don't forget to knot the chord before joining the halves, which can also be welded together using heat if necessary. Credit: Bronwyn Holloway-Smith and Vik Olliver (CC-BY-SA)
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