Hei Tiki - Wood Carvings

310mm height including base

Made in NZ from sustainably harvested tulipwood.

A Cloak (korowai) can be purchased for an additional $10 to go around the piece when presenting it to the intended recipient.

Tiki is a generic word used by Maori and other Polynesian cultures for human images, large or small, whether carved in wood, stone, bone or some other material. Tiki stands for fertility, the frequently occurring hands placed on the loins are a direct reference to fertility. Tiki is a good luck charm meant to keep evil spirits away.

WOOD GRAIN AND COLOUR MAY VARY TO THE ONE PICTURED. If you want a particular colour please ask and I will try to accommodate you with my stock.