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Pounamu Hei Tiki 45mm lucky charm Colonisation harmed Maori communities

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Colonisation harmed Maori communities

The Tokotoko Walking Stick represented the genealogy and history of the owner’s ancestry

Tiki is said to have held a wealth of knowledge and a great teacher of all things and the wearer would possess similar qualities

Carved in New Zealand from cow bone by Alex Sands

pied and melanistic or black

Pounamu Hei Tiki 45mm lucky charm Colonisation harmed Maori communitiesNZ Pounamu Hei Tiki On a waxed nylon cord Adjustable length 45 x 30 x 5mm About the Tiki: To Maori the Tiki was a revered taonga, but the origins of the Tiki are obscure. To some the Tiki is the first man created by Tane. Hei Tiki is said to have held a wealth of knowledge and a great teacher of all things and the wearer would possess similar qualities. In some areas the Tiki would be buried with the guardian and later retrieved by the family and

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