Hei Toki Kawakawa

For me the toki, - represents one of the earliest and purest forms of carving. It was itself used as a practical tool to carve out trees or to make waka-canoes, carve wharenui-meeting houses. Today, the toki is remembered and cherished through the wearing of it typically as a neck pendant, called hei toki. It is seen to represent courage strength and connection to our beautiful Maori heritage here in Aotearoa/New Zealand. 

At Te Kapa Carving, every creation is authentically carved, resonating with the wairua-spirit of the land. Our mahi-mahi flows in harmony with the whenua-land, reflecting the wairua and mauri of Aotearoa New Zealand.

Length - 39mm

Width - 23mm

Depth - 8mm