Rooted in Polynesian mythology, tiki tradition involves carving humanoid figures representing ancestral deities. These carvings serve as spiritual guardians, marking sacred spaces and conveying genealogical stories. Modern enthusiasts, historians, and Polynesian communities benefit from this practice, as it preserves cultural identity and artistic heritage. More than decoration, it is a tangible link to the past, offering profound insight into indigenous craftsmanship and spiritual beliefs.
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