Stunning Tiki carved locally, made from Kawakawa and Hapopo Pounamu sourced from the West Coast of NZ. This has been mounted on a wooden base with wrought iron rods to hold Tiki in place. One pair of eyes have been filled in with Pāua shell for effect.

Hei Tiki is a symbol of fertility and good luck. It is also said to bring the wearer strength of character, allowing one to be loyal, clear headed and perceptive. The Tiki will often be depicted with its tongue poking out for protection.

Measurements:

340 mm height including base (largest Tiki - 82 mm)

200 mm width base (largest Tiki - 62 mm)

135 mm thickness base (largest Tiki - 18 mm)

This will be the exact piece you will receive in the photos, there may be a slight degree of colour variation based on different computer or mobile phone screen resolutions that you are viewing from.