Swordfish Rostrum toki The natural texture and wear

The natural texture and wear of the rostrum tell the story of the swordfish’s life at sea - once used to hunt

The hair is made of the tail hair of a live horse

This one was hand-carved on Nuku Hiva Island

he left the natural shape of the wood as it was found in the forest - just like in the old days

Beautiful Marquesan Tiki bowl – carved in oceanic rosewood on Nuku Hiva Island

Swordfish Rostrum toki The natural texture and wearThis 65 cm swordfish rostrum sculpture features a beautifully hand carved wooden tiki handle made from oceanic rosewood, and rests on a custom stand adorned with traditional Marquesan motifs. The natural wear on the rostrum tells the powerful story of the swordfishs life in the ocean used to spear other fish long before it became a Polynesian art piece. Length: 65 cmFor decorative use onlyQuestions? Contact us at hello@cannibal art. com Only 1