Kee toki (Stone adze) adze Inspired by these creatures

Inspired by these creatures

Every ride became a lesson

The stone blade is attached to the oceanic rosewood handle using a natural coconut sennet cordage

and their child) was made of coconut shells and seashells from the island of Nuku Hiva

Tangy has hand-carved hahati kaki in oceanic rosewood from Hakaui Valley and made the authentic tribal weapon out of an "imperfect" piece of rosewood that resembles a broken eye

Kee toki (Stone adze) adze Inspired by these creatures"Kee toki" is the original name of the Marquesan adze that was an essential tool for carving canoes, and other wooden objects around the Marquesas in the past. This stunning piece was handcrafted on Nuku Hiva Island. The stone blade is attached to the oceanic rosewood handle using a natural coconut sennet cordage. It is adorned with two Tikis for protection. Tiki represents etua (god) deified ancestors whose supernatural powers sustain and protect the