How My Koro Became a Star Museum collection print

How My Koro Became a Star Museum collection printA young boy learns about the customs around celebrating Matariki from his grandfather. They watch the stars from the top of a mountain, prepare their offering of food for the gods, and the boy learns about Te Waka o Rangi and the tradition of calling out the names of loved ones who have passed away so that they can become stars. Just before Matariki the following year, the boys Koro suddenly dies. He gathers and prepares the food offering and asks

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