fahome 401

fahome 401Hawaiian Mythology : Embodiment of the war god Ku from rich Hawaiian mythology. Solid stone craftsmanship : Artfully crafted from a solid block of stone, the sculpture exudes robustness and authenticity. Symbolic dualism : The name meanings "ku" for "to rise" and "hina" for "to fall down" give the figure a profound symbolism. Protector and Blesser : Historically revered for good fishing, long life, bountiful harvests and prosperity. Mythical

• Hawaiian Mythology : Embodiment of the war god Ku from rich Hawaiian mythology.
• Solid stone craftsmanship : Artfully crafted from a solid block of stone, the sculpture exudes robustness and authenticity.
• Symbolic dualism : The name meanings "ku" for "to rise" and "hina" for "to fall down" give the figure a profound symbolism.
• Protector and Blesser : Historically revered for good fishing, long life, bountiful harvests and prosperity.
• Mythical Decoration : A unique and mythical decorative piece that will add a fascinating atmosphere to your home.

📐 Dimensions :

Height: approx. 30 cm
Width: approx. 12.5 cm
Depth: approx. 9 cm

🪨 Material: Stone - weight approx. 6 kg

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Hawaiian mythology with our decorative Tiki sculpture "Ku" – the God of War.

This extraordinary figure represents Ku, one of the four major tiki deities in Hawaiian mythology, along with Kanaloa, Kane, and Lono. Ku, also known as Ku-ka-ili-moku, was worshipped for various blessings, including good fishing, long life, bountiful harvests, and prosperity for the entire land. As the god of war, this tiki figure today symbolizes a protector who keeps peace.

The figure also embodies dualism, as "ku" in Hawaiian means "to rise" and "hina" means the opposite, "to fall down." This tiki sculpture thus tells a fascinating story of Hawaiian culture.

Decorate your home with this wonderful piece of Hawaiian mythology and create an extraordinary atmosphere.

Attention : The pictures may differ slightly from the product.