Rihanna gets a new tattoo while on tour.Rihanna seems to be calm and relaxed as artists Tiki Taane, of Moko Ink studio in West Auckland, taps away around her knuckles. The 'Stay' singer doesn't ...

Whether the bearer is a Maori chief in New Zealand or a Japanese mafia lord, tattoos express an indelible identity. “They say, ‘this is who I am, and what I have done,’” Rainier says.

Rihanna has been having the time of her life while touring in New Zealand so she decided to get a commemorative tattoo of the trip - using a CHISEL AND MALLET.

Moko - the art of tattoo - has always been part of the Maori world in New Zealand. It is about beauty, and belonging. And it is much more than skin deep.

The Magazine's recent piece on Maori tattoos prompted many of you with tribal ink to get in touch. Whether in homage to a homeland or a decision based on style, all come with a story.

Hardcore! Rihanna grimaces as she gets a Maori tribal tattoo inked the traditional way... with a chisel and mallet By SARAH BULL Published: 08:13 EDT, 9 October 2013 | Updated: 09:35 EDT, 9 ...

Far more than decorative, the tattoos and their location tell about the person who bears them. The male face is divided into eight Moko regions, and the tattoos tell tribal rank, birth order ...