HOA PIRIPONO
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HOA PIRIPONO is a solid, tactile and traditional toki design, crafted from gorgeous deep green Pounamu with pale, striated inclusions.
HOA PIRIPONO is a 'Ric Moor' toki carved and finished in his wonderful satin polish.
This piece is bound with a dark, Wapiti brown cord and we have used the same colour for the necklace. This can be adjusted with a couple of slip knots. Position the toki exactly where you'd like!
The toki, or adze, is a symbol of strength. The adze was a key survival tool, so the owner of a good one was believed to be strong and powerful. They were used to carve ocean-going waka (sea canoes) and to build central meeting houses so they played a central role in traditional life of māori.
The toki is traditionally worn for strength and courage - to assist through life's challenges.
We also include one of our 'Kia Ora' cards, which explains the meaning behind the Toki design.
Delivery with Express Courier is included in the price.
Meaning: Courage ~ Wisdom ~ Authority
Artist: Ric Moor
Material: New Zealand Jade, Pounamu
Cord Colour: Four Plait Brown Cord with Brown Binding
Cord Length: Adjustable
Size: 58mm (2.3") long; 28mm (1.1") wide