Carved Hine Nui Te Po - 138cm by Nikora Henare beef bone Widespread in native forest and

Widespread in native forest and scrub

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stability of the fusing process

It is more common in the North Island and on the west coast of the South Island

About Teko Teko:

Carved Hine Nui Te Po - 138cm by Nikora Henare beef bone Widespread in native forest andHine Nui Te Po by Nikora Henare Carved in New Zealand from NZ Swamp Kauri 138cm x 32cm x 15cm Wall hung About Hine Nui Te Po: Hine nui te p is the Goddess of Death and Night in Mori mythology. She is the daughter of Tne, the God of the Forest, and Hine ahuone, a woman created from the earth. On discovering that Tne is also her husband, she fled to the underworld and became Hine nui te p. She is depicted as a powerful figure who welcomes the souls of