Ceremony Celebrates Return of Kahu Kiwi Feather Cloak to New Zealand
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The kahu kiwi, a feather cloak given to a British doctor in 1900, has been returned to New Zealand. Māori campaigners expressed that the cloak was 'crying to come home,' highlighting its cultural significance. The ceremony marks an important moment in the repatriation of indigenous artifacts.
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