Maori Tiki Trophy - Symbol of Good Luck

This expertly crafted Maori Tiki trophy, carved from Tulip wood, embodies the traditional symbol of good luck and protection.

Its detailed design reflects authentic Maori artistry, making it a meaningful keepsake or award that honours cultural heritage while inspiring positive energy and success.

Ideal for those who appreciate indigenous craftsmanship and the powerful symbolism of the Tiki figure.

The Maori Tiki represents the first born man, created by Tane.  It is believed to be a symbol of good luck, as well as a fertility symbol.

The tilted head symbolises clear thinking, the mouth means communication, the hands indicate strength, and the loins symbolise fertility.

The Maori Tiki Trophy stands approximately 30.5cm (12") tall. It is made from a sustainably managed hardwood, Tulip Wood.  The eyes are made from native New Zealand paua shell.

Very proudly made in New Zealand.

If you would like an engraved metal plaque attached to the trophy base, enter up to 8 engraving words in the box that comes up when you select the engraved option.  There is also the option of it being laser engraved, or paua engraved.  In the case of paua engraving, up to 18 CHARACTERS are allowed.  Please note that an engraved trophy cannot be returned, the only exception being if we have got the engraving wording wrong, which is very unlikely.  Allow 3-4 days for engraving to be done.

Shipped worldwide.