Meticulously crafted for you, by 10hearts1soul, based in Taranaki
 
The Toki (Adze) was a key tool for Māori, used for woodworking tasks like felling trees, carving waka (canoes), and building homes. Carved from pounamu (greenstone) and bound with harakeke (flax), it offered exceptional toughness and a sharp edge. Today, the Toki symbolizes strength and power in Māori culture.