Marquesan Pole tribal Two tikis on the pedestal

Two tikis on the pedestal are made from cattle bone

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

This ancestral hook was hand-carved in oceania rosewood from the Marquesan Island of Nuku Hiva and it comes with an elegant

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Brighten up your nights with this beautiful candle holder made of a coconut shell

Marquesan Pole tribal Two tikis on the pedestalThis Marquesan pole is a tribute to the ocean and the life it holds. At the top, a Tiki stands on a paepae, watching over the sea. Below, the oceans inhabitants are represented through carvings of a shark, a turtle, and a manta ray, all surrounded by ancestral Marquesan motifs symbolizing protection. Wood: Oceanic rosewood Size: 125 cm x 30 cm x 18 cm (diameter) For more information, contact us at hello@cannibal art. com