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Hei Tiki / Taniwha Earrings with Paua Eyes

pounamuonline_admin — Sun, 10 Mar 2024 00:42:42 +0000

Carved from kawakawa stone and set with eyes made from paua, these earrings resemble both the Taniwha and Hei Tiki. Together, they represent good luck, fertilty, strength, mana and protection.

3.5cm L x 3cm W

Hei Tiki Pounamu Pendant

pounamuonline_admin — Sat, 09 Mar 2024 22:45:10 +0000

Carved from kawakawa stone, this Hei Tiki resembles the human form, symbolising good luck, strength and fertility.

6cm L x 4cm W

Bone Hei Tiki Pendant

pounamuonline_admin — Sat, 09 Mar 2024 00:15:07 +0000

Resembling the human form, this Hei Tiki is carved from cow bone and is tied with an adjustable woven cord. The hei tiki is a symbol of good luck, strength and fertility. This particular hei tiki is pulling a traditional pukana. Its three-fingered hands represent the relationship between birth, life and death.

6.5cm W x 3cm H

Green Resin Hei Tiki Pendant

pounamuonline_admin — Sat, 09 Mar 2024 00:05:43 +0000

Resembling the human form, this Hei Tiki is set in green resin with blue glass eyes and carved with intricate lines and details. The hei tiki is a symbol of good luck, strength and fertility. This particular hei tiki alludes to the ancient tradition of hei tiki carving, by having one hand resting on its hapu (pregnant) belly. Its three-fingered hands represent the relationship between birth, life and death.

4.6cm L x 2.6cm W

White Resin Hei Tiki Pendant

pounamuonline_admin — Sat, 09 Mar 2024 00:05:31 +0000

Resembling the human form, this Hei Tiki is set in white resin with blue glass eyes and carved with intricate lines and details. The hei tiki is a symbol of good luck, strength and fertility. This particular hei tiki alludes to the ancient tradition of hei tiki carving, by having one hand resting on its hapu (pregnant) belly. Its three-fingered hands represent the relationship between birth, life and death.

5cm L x 2.6cm W

Hei Tiki

pounamuonline_admin — Wed, 25 May 2022 00:12:23 +0000

Named after the first man in the Māori creation story, the tiki is a traditional spiritual guardian and reminder of family forebearers. It symbolises fertility, inner knowledge and loyalty. Often carved with three fingers to represent birth, life and death. This pounamu is formed from the tangiwai variety of pipiwharauroa, offering a partially translucent olive… Read More »