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Since the Polynesian livelihood is very much dependent on the ocean waters
Tiki in the Marquesan culture represents god-deified ancestors whose supernatural powers sustain and protect the community
Tiki represents etua (god) deified ancestors whose supernatural powers sustain and protect the community – and the eyes were the most supernaturally powerful element of the face
Tangy has hand-carved hahati kaki in oceanic rosewood from Hakaui Valley and made the authentic tribal weapon out of an "imperfect" piece of rosewood that resembles a broken eye
Tiki Canoe Paddle paddle rostrum Since the Polynesian livelihood isMarquesan canoe paddle adorned with the eyes of a tiki; a mother tiki holding a baby, and the traditional symbols for protection. Carved in oceanic rosewood from the island of Nuku Hiva. Tiki represents etua (god) deified ancestors whose supernatural powers sustain and protect the community and the eyes were the most supernaturally powerful element of the face. Size: 68 cm
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