Bone Heru Tiki Face

The a striking piece of Māori craftsmanship, combining cultural significance with timeless beauty. Traditionally, Heru combs were used by Māori men to fasten their long hair into top knots, symbolising prestige and status.

This Heru features a finely carved Tiki face, representing the human form and connection to one's ancestors. The Tiki is a symbol of protection and good luck, making this piece both meaningful and personal. Crafted from bone, each Heru is individually carved, resulting in unique variations in colour and detail. Presented in a gift box, it’s a thoughtful and culturally rich gift or keepsake that honours Māori heritage.