Carved Teko Teko - Tutanekai 37cm by Wood Masters lucky charm It has a very bitter

It has a very bitter taste when eaten straight from the shrub

It can also tell what tribe that person is from

this relationship has centred settler interests ensuring that Maori sovereignty has been displaced in favour of colonial hegemony

If the enemy could be grasped by the hair then the patu would be driven up under the ribs or jaw

Carved Teko Teko - Tutanekai 37cm by Wood Masters lucky charm It has a very bitterTutanekai tekoteko Carved in New Zealand from hardwood (Tulipwood) 37cm x 9cm x 9cm This whakairo represents Tutanekai from Maori legend. For those familiar with the Maori love song Pokarekare Ana it tells the beautiful story of Hinemoa and Tutanekai. This piece would make a wonderful koha (gift) for your loved one. Stock photo Wood grain may vary About Teko Teko: Tekoteko is the term used for a carved human form which can be either freestanding,