Kane Tiki | Hawaii Museum Replica 8"
Discover the beauty and cultural significance of Hawai'i with this intricately hand-carved replica of Kāne, one of the four major Hawaiian gods. Crafted from beautiful Monkey Pod wood, this approximately 8-inch carving features impressive details and captures the traditional imagery associated with this revered Hawaiian deity.
Known as the Giver of Life, Kāne represents creation, vitality, and the sacredness of all living things. In Hawaiian tradition, he is also associated with agriculture, fish, and procreation. Kāne is closely connected to many important Hawaiian plants and crops, including kalo (taro), 'awa (kava), mai'a (banana), kō (sugarcane), and 'ohe (bamboo).
This distinctive carving makes a meaningful addition to any Hawaiian art collection, tropical-inspired home, or island décor display. It is also a wonderful gift for anyone who appreciates Hawaiian culture, history, and traditional-inspired craftsmanship
- ORIGINAL: Hawaii Museum, Hawaii
- Traditional Kane Tiki: God of Agriculture, Fish and Procreation
- Material: Premium Wood
- Approximate Size: 8 inches tall by 3 inches wide
- This Tiki was carved with great attention to details
- Hand carved and waxed
This is a beautiful piece of art! For more information about Tiki Gods of Hawaii go to our About Tiki Gods Page.
