Tuna Bone Kava Kava Hair Ornament | Rapa Nui Ceremonial Adornment tiwi was invited to join a

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Tuna Bone Kava Kava Hair Ornament | Rapa Nui Ceremonial Adornment tiwi was invited to join aThis hand carved tuna bone hair ornament features a finely detailed kava kava ancestral spirit figure, created by Uncle Johnny Tuki Huke, a respected Rapa Nui elder, master carver and cultural educator. Kava kava figures are among the most recognisable forms in Rapa Nui carving traditions, representing ancestral spirits and embodying connections to heritage, storytelling, and spiritual presence. In this piece, the elongated, stylised figure is