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Tiki in the Marquesan culture represents “etua” (god) deified ancestors whose supernatural powers sustain and protect the community
"Kee toki" is the original name of the Marquesan adze that was an essential tool for carving canoes
It is adorned with the Marquesan ancestral motifs for protection
This finely carved coconut bowl displays traditional Marquesan symbols and motifs
This authentic hook was hand-carved in oceanic rosewood and it displays a range of traditional Marquesan symbols from the island of Nuku Hiva
Kete ipu ehi (Coconut bag) vaeake Tiki in the Marquesan cultureThis unique and charming Kete ipu ehi (coconut bag) is an exquisite Marquesan traditional handcrafted piece. Carefully crafted out of coconut shell, natural coconut fiber, shark's backbone, kokuu seed and cattle bone. A perfect gift, or an eye catching addition to your interior decor, or cabinet of curiosities. For more info, contact us at hello@cannibal art. com
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