Ngā Uri o Muturangi represents the strengthening of the bonds that Māori have with indigenous peoples throughout history and the world. We present Toi Kiri Wānanga, the Māori way of doing things, a 11 day Ngā Uri o Muturangi event all inclusive indigenous experience of sharing space together hosted by tangata whenua of Tauranga Moana. This tradition, since 2019, has provided indigenous body marking and cultural tattoo practitioners the opportunity to reflect, learn, collaborate and strategise in the development of their cultural arts through the strengthening of our indigenous relationships. Toi Kiri Wānanga provides indigenous artists with the opportunity to celebrate their cultural customs, as well as educate, debate and contest the mainstream spaces that our arts present in. Are you an indigenous practitioner of skin marking ready to be amongst other indigenous tā tatau, tā moko practitioners from around the globe?⁠ Spaces are limited, 11 day and 3 day options available. Practitioners are invited to register your interests to info@tetuhimareikura.org with your name, iwi or nation representing⁠, and a brief paragraph summary of what you feel you offer to the gathering.⁠ Registrations are by invitation only, and successful interests will be invited to apply. *Fee for participants in the wananga includes 3 day festival space, food and accommodation.