File:Cyathea dealbata (silver fern or ponga) frond.jpg
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DescriptionCyathea dealbata (silver fern or ponga) frond.jpg |
English: The unfurling tip of a young Cyathea dealbata frond. Commonly called the ponga or silver fern, Cyathea dealbata has become a New Zealand icon, and the spiral shape of its unfurling fronds inspired the koru symbol used in traditional Māori art.
Photographer's title: New Zealand: Maori Culture 006 Photographer's description: An unfolding branch of the New Zealand Silver Fern is the source for a basic element and motif of Maori design. When you really look at Maori design, you can begin to see this. www.squidoo.com/koru-maori-design |
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Author | Steve Evans (babasteve) |
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