Traditional Canoe Paddle shark Tangy has hand-carved hahati kaki

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

Elegantly carved marlin rostrum - adorned with traditional Marquesan symbols and motifs

The necklace is a symbolic representation of good luck and protection making it an ideal gift for the special woman in your life

It contains significant cultural meaning as well as a sense of belonging to Oceania

By the time the journey reaches a remote Polynesian valley

Traditional Canoe Paddle shark Tangy has hand-carved hahati kakiTraditional Marquesan canoe paddle with the beak of a bird (kikutu manu), carved from mahogany on Nuku Hiva Island. Historically, this type of paddle served both as a means of propulsion and as a weapon during tribal battles. With its unique extension at the bottom, designed for pushing through shallow water and defending against enemies, this 135 cm piece combines functionality with cultural significance. The paddle is adorned with traditional