NihoNiho tooth is thought to represent strength, leadership and resilience and its symbolism is commonly associated with two animals, a whale and a shark

and are valued for their potential health benefits

freedom and joy within

Māori originally used Patu as a weapon

The art form also provides a platform for women to express themselves

Mere/Patu/War Club Māori originally used Patu as a weapon

Hei Toki/Adze

Moko kauae refers to traditional Māori facial tattoos on the chin or jawline

Natural/Raw Toki/Adze was often displayed by people of authority (maori elders) and represents: power

*Properties and Meaning:*

symbolizing life

perfect for those who appreciate the stories and meanings woven into each piece

The shape and design of the hoe can represent the tribe's history