Name
Koru
Meaning
In pounamu carving the koru is said to represent new beginnings, growth and regeneration. We know it symbolizes the fern frond seen in New Zealand's native bush because of a Maori proverb that speaks of rebirth and growth: "Ka hinga atu he tete-kura - ka hara-mai he tete-kura" "As one fern frond dies - one is born to take it's place".
Original Source
The original drawing is from Penny Brown
Author
This variation is submitting by ADEDU team
Category
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