NZ Bone Tiki Pendant

Bone Tiki Pendant – Ancestral Strength & Protection

This hand-carved bone Tiki pendant represents one of the oldest and most recognised symbols in Māori culture. The Tiki is often regarded as the first human and is a symbol of fertility, protection, and ancestral strength.

Worn as a taonga (treasure), it is believed to bring good luck, spiritual guidance, and a strong connection to one’s whakapapa (ancestry).

Carved from natural bone and paua shell eyes each pendant is unique — a meaningful piece that carries deep cultural significance and timeless mana.

Note: Each pendant is handcrafted and may vary slightly in shape, size, and colouration.

Key Features 

• Material: New Zealand Beef Bone & Paua Shell

• Design: Tiki bone, expertly carved and polished

• Findings: Durable waxed adjustable cord with toggles

• Packaging: Presented in gift box with gift card

• Origin: Crafted in New Zealand

• Size: 40mm (W) x 60mm (L)  

Perfect For

• Honouring your ancestry, roots, and cultural identity

• A thoughtful gift for protection, strength, and guidance

• Wearing as a symbol of fertility, luck, and spiritual connection

• Celebrating heritage or marking special life moments

• A meaningful taonga for those who value tradition and personal empowerment

Care Guide

Whether bone or pounamu, your taonga deserves thoughtful care:

• Wear often – It’s believed the energy of the wearer enhances the mana of the piece.

• Clean gently – Use a soft cloth and warm water. Avoid harsh cleaners.

• Avoid impact – While durable, natural materials can still chip or break.

• Store safely – Keep your taonga in a soft pouch when not in use.

• Respect its spirit – Many pieces carry cultural and spiritual significance. Gift or wear them with intention and aroha.

With care and respect, your taonga will remain a lasting symbol of protection, strength, and connection.