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Manu Farrarons

Tattoo artist, Mana'o Tattoo · Tahiti, French Polynesia

Style
Contemporary Polynesian pattern design
Regions served
French Polynesia

About Farrarons’s work

Polynesian tattoo artist born in 1967 in Cholet, France, who spent his childhood in Tahiti. Wikipedia records that he has tattooed professionally since 1991 and took over his father's tattoo shop in Papeete, renaming it Mana'o Tattoo; his own site says he tattooed in Los Angeles for more than six years before returning to Tahiti, where he works from a private studio.

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Motifs documented in French Polynesia work

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Frequently asked about Manu Farrarons

Where is Manu Farrarons based?+

Manu Farrarons is recorded as working from Tahiti, French Polynesia (French Polynesia).

What style of Polynesian tattooing does Manu Farrarons practise?+

Manu Farrarons is listed as a tattoo artist, mana'o tattoo working in contemporary polynesian pattern design, within the French Polynesia tradition.

Is Manu Farrarons a traditional or contemporary practitioner?+

Manu Farrarons is listed as a contemporary practitioner, working with modern machine or mixed methods informed by French Polynesia design conventions.

What sources support this profile?+

This profile cites 2 public references: Wikipedia — Manu Farrarons; Manu Farrarons — official site.

How can I contact Manu Farrarons?+

Publicly listed channels: manufarrarons.com. PolyTribal does not book appointments or act as an agent.

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