Onewa Toki Pendant, hand-crafted by Alex Sands
A New Zealand Onewa or Greywacke toki (adze) pendant with traditional satin finish and beautifully hand-carved by Alex Sands.
Complete with an adjustable plaited waxed braid cord, it also includes a traditional-style woven presentation pouch and a description of the meaning of the carving. Â
Size:Â Â
90mm Long (3.60 inches)Â Â Â Â Â
Includes Free Shipping Worldwide. Â
This is a one-of-a-kind piece and will be permanently removed from our gallery once sold. Â
The Toki is the adze blade was bound onto a wooden handle and used to carve the great canoes and details on the meeting houses.  It represents a creative or artistic person and the coming together of head, hand and heart.
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Onewa Toki Pendant, hand-crafted by Alex Sands
A New Zealand Onewa or Greywacke toki (adze) pendant with traditional satin finish and beautifully hand-carved by Alex Sands.
Complete with an adjustable plaited waxed braid cord, it also includes a traditional-style woven presentation pouch and a description of the meaning of the carving. Â
Size:Â Â
90mm Long (3.60 inches)Â Â Â Â Â
Includes Free Shipping Worldwide. Â
This is a one-of-a-kind piece and will be permanently removed from our gallery once sold. Â
The Toki is the adze blade was bound onto a wooden handle and used to carve the great canoes and details on the meeting houses.  It represents a creative or artistic person and the coming together of head, hand and heart.
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A New Zealand Onewa or Greywacke toki (adze) pendant with traditional satin finish and beautifully hand-carved by Alex Sands.
Complete with an adjustable plaited waxed braid cord, it also includes a traditional-style woven presentation pouch and a description of the meaning of the carving. Â
Size:Â Â
90mm Long (3.60 inches)Â Â Â Â Â
Includes Free Shipping Worldwide. Â
This is a one-of-a-kind piece and will be permanently removed from our gallery once sold. Â
The Toki is the adze blade was bound onto a wooden handle and used to carve the great canoes and details on the meeting houses.  It represents a creative or artistic person and the coming together of head, hand and heart.
