Bone Carving #43 Hei Tiki (Hine-ahu-one) Heru It can be worn in

It can be worn in the hair or around the neck as a necklace

black adjustable waxed cord with tidy whipping and lashing which adds additional value to the piece

Hine-ahu-one was created and formed by clay at Kurawaka

Tekoteko (Toa Rangatira)

The tongue is the vehicle we use to kōrero Māori

Bone Carving #43 Hei Tiki (Hine-ahu-one) Heru It can be worn inBone Carving #43 Hei Tiki (Hine ahu one) This beautiful bone Hei Tiki named Hine ahu one depicts the first woman in creation, often said to be created alongside Tiki the first man. Hine ahu one was created and formed by clay at Kurawaka, by Tne (a son of Papatnku). It measures 10 x 5cm (at widest), is double sided, and comes with a brown adjustable waxed cord. It can also be worn sideways if you adjust the cord and utilised holes on each side.