21st Celebratory Key - Wheku Style:No Engraving treat minor abrasions and skin

treat minor abrasions and skin inflammation

The toki is lashed with a teal green waxed cord that contrasts the colour of the lighter wood and the deep blue resin

It's tail feathers were black with white tips

Normal Engraving: $30 (single name)

The Pikorua is often viewed as two different individuals or cultures

21st Celebratory Key - Wheku Style:No Engraving treat minor abrasions and skin21 is the age that a person in New Zealand is classed as an adult, and the giving of the 21st key is a strong New Zealand tradition to symbolize opening the door of maturity and becoming an adult. Alternatively, the giving of a key is a symbol of the limitless doors they can open in their life. The Whekus form is depicted from the head of an ancestor and is considered to be a sacred part of the body. The Wheku is generally found at the gable of the