Carved Taiaha with stand by Alex Sands maori koauau Mark Russell (woodturner) created this

Mark Russell (woodturner) created this bowl from NZ Totara wood

while she will wait below to receive them when they die

Those who carry a Tokotoko are usually of importance or high rank within the iwi (tribe)

helps healing

Can be alternatively can be displayed as an art piece

Carved Taiaha with stand by Alex Sands maori koauau Mark Russell (woodturner) created thisHand carved Taiaha with feathers by Alex Sands NZ native timber Stand included Taiaha 153cm long 6. 6cm at the widest point (striking end) 5. 5cm at the carved end Stand 78cm x 3. 5cm x 9cm About Taiaha: Beyond its role in warfare, the Taiaha holds cultural and spiritual significance. It is used in traditional Maori ceremonies and rituals, symbolizing strength and protection. The Taiaha also serves as an emblem of leadership and authority within Maori