Maori Style Hei Tiki Wood Paua & Carved Face Fridge Magnets Pair Shell Eyes

Hei-tiki figures and carved faces with koru spirals are classic motifs of Maori art, and paua shell eyes are a hallmark of New Zealand souvenir carving. This pair brings both together: a little hei-tiki and a carved face with chevron and spiral detail, each with a flash of iridescent shell that catches the light. They look great on a fridge, a magnetic board or a locker, and make a fun keepsake for anyone who loves Pacific travel and carving.

Details

• What you get: 2 carved wood magnets in a Maori style.
• One is a hei-tiki figure with through-holes at the hands and one paua shell eye.
• The other is a rectangular carved face with koru spiral and chevron carving and two paua shell eyes.
• Stained wood with iridescent paua shell inlay; a round gray magnet disc is set into the back of each piece.
• Each piece is about 2.5 in long and 1.1-1.3 in wide, and thin and light.

Condition: The hei-tiki figure is missing the shell inlay from one eye socket. Both pieces show light surface wear and some rough carved edges, as you would expect from hand-carved souvenirs - see photos.

Flaws: Scratch.

The photos are part of the description, and we pack every order with care.