วิธีสักกรีด

An incision, and pigment rubbed into it

คืออะไร

กรีดหรือสกัดผิวหนังแล้วถูสีลงในรอย รอยที่ได้จึงมีทั้งสีและพื้นผิว

ฉบับยาว

Māori tā moko is the clearest case: the uhi, a hafted chisel of albatross bone, is struck with a mallet and the skin keeps a groove. A moko made this way catches light. A moko made with a needle does not, which is exactly what changed when steel arrived — and why some practitioners have taken the chisel up again.

The Ainu word anchi-piri names obsidian and a cut. Among the Lumad and Negrito peoples of the Philippines a hafted chisel incises the skin in short dashes, and the result is partly scarification.

หมายเหตุ

Cutting shades into scarification, which is a different practice with a different point. The test used here: if pigment is put into the wound to be seen afterwards, it is on this site.

เกี่ยวข้องกับ

• Tā moko The tradition built on it.
• Uhi The chisel.

ถูกอ้างถึงโดย

• Ainu anchi-piri The method — a cut rubbed with pigment, not a puncture.
• Tā moko The method.
• Uhi The method.
• What counts as hand-poked Four.

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