Kanaloa Tiki | Hawaii Museum Replica 20" (Stained)
This striking 20-inch hand-carved Tiki (Ki‘i) represents Kanaloa, one of the four major gods in traditional Hawaiian mythology. Expertly crafted from a single piece of solid monkey pod wood, it is finished in PPG Dark Oak stain with a glossy protective coat. The piece captures Kanaloa’s powerful connection to the ocean and seafaring, making it both a meaningful symbol and a stunning display of Hawaiian artistry.
Known as the deity of the sea, fishing, and healing, Kanaloa is also associated with the esoteric arts and the teaching of magic. With its intricate detailing and bold presence, this statue makes a captivating addition to any Polynesian art collection or tropical space.
- ORIGINAL: Hawaii Museum, Hawaii
- Ki'i: Means Image in Hawaiian
- Traditional Kanaloa Tiki: God of Hope and Faith, Cleansing Tiki of Fresh Water, Fishing, Ocean and Abundance
- Material: Monkey Pod Wood
- Finish: Stained - PPG Dark Oak (Gloss Finish)
- Approximate Size: 20 inches tall by 7 inches wide by 4-1/2 inches deep
- This Tiki was carved with great attention to details
- Hand carved and waxed
Note: All carvings are handmade; slight variations in shape and wood grain may occur, adding to the uniqueness of each piece.
