Marquesan Tiki mask marquesan tiki PU (signaling horn) was hand-carved

PU (signaling horn) was hand-carved in oceanic rosewood on Nuku Hiva Island

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Tiki Kaipeka was hand-carved in oceanic rosewood on Nuku Hiva Island

The paddle is carved from marlin rostrum and oceanic rosewood - adorned with the ancestral symbols for protection

5cm (length) x 14cm (width) x 15cm (height)

Marquesan Tiki mask marquesan tiki PU (signaling horn) was hand-carvedMarquesan Tiki mask was carved in oceanic rosewood (mio) which is the local wood from the island of Nuku Hiva. It is adorned with the Marquesan ancestral motifs for protection. Tiki in the Marquesan culture represents etua (god) deified ancestors whose supernatural powers sustain and protect the community. Dimensions: 24cm x 14cm For more information, contact us at hello@cannibal art. com