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Hiapo (Tapa) in AP Art History
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Verified for the 2027 exam
Verified for the 2027 exam•Written by the Fiveable Content Team
Definition
Hiapo refers to traditional Polynesian bark cloth made from beaten mulberry tree bark. It is decorated using geometric patterns and natural dyes, serving both practical and cultural purposes within Pacific Island communities.
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