Tokotoko Stick Wood Carving glass for some this can symbolise

for some this can symbolise protection of one person for another

He waka eke noa - We are all in the same boat

"May the ancient homeland of Hawaiki glisten on in mind's eye forever"

Poutama -the stepped pattern often seen on tukutuku panels and woven mats - symbolizes genealogies and the various levels of learning and intellectual achievement

-The Manaia tail is a Hei Matau (Fish Hook) which symbolises strength

Tokotoko Stick Wood Carving glass for some this can symboliseThe Tokotoko Stick is a traditional Mori ceremonial walking stick. It is used by a speaker on a marae, and is a representation of authority and status. Key Features: This Tokotoko Stick measures at approximately 97cm in length. This was intricately carved using mahogany hardwood. Product Reference Code: Tokotoko1