Today, the Hei Tiki continues to be a popular symbol of Māori heritage, worn not only for its spiritual qualities but also as a cultural identity marker. It represents an enduring connection to the Māori people’s roots, traditions, and values. In contemporary Māori culture, wearing a Hei Tiki can also signify pride in one’s ancestry and is often passed down as a family heirloom

Pounamu has been blessed by carver.

New Zealand Paua shell eyes.

Packaging:  Black leather bound 2 door box with white inner pad.

Measurement - length 130 mm or 13 cm by 80 mm or 8 cm.

Cord:   Black plaited wax cord adjustable with Pounamu ball.