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SKU: 025AT
Carved by Master Carver, Albert Te Pou (Tuhoe)
The tokotoko is a symbol of wisdom and eloquence, carried by speakers to mark authority and knowledge. More than a physical staff, it serves as a conduit for ancestral voice - each design, carving, and line representing lineage and learning. The tokotoko stands as a reminder that words hold great mana, and that knowledge, when spoken with truth and humility, carries the power to guide generations.
Material: Pine and Pāua (Abalone Shell)
Measurements: 840mm (L) x 33mm (W) x 33mm (D)
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Māori made with materials from Aotearoa
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