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Lizard woodcarving in Oceania walnut
Pacific Walnut Sculpture – Representation of the Mo'o
Immerse yourself in Polynesian culture with this stunning Pacific walnut sculpture (Tou), depicting the Mo'o, an iconic lizard from the island of Mo'orea. Rich in symbolism, this artwork celebrates the sacred connection between gods, Polynesian ancestors, and those who honor their memory.
In Polynesian culture, the Mo'o is not only a symbol of wealth and spirituality but is also deeply rooted in the art of traditional tattooing. The Mo'o, often used as a motif, reflects the spiritual bond between the living and the gods, as well as spiritual protection. In the Polynesian language, Mo'o means "lizard" and Rea means "yellow," evoking light and prosperity.
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This handcrafted sculpture, carefully made from Pacific walnut, is a timeless decorative piece that brings an exotic and authentic touch to your home. Available on our online store based in Moorea, it can be shipped worldwide, allowing you to share and preserve this unique cultural heritage.
- Dimensions:
- Length: 67 cm
- Width: 22 cm
- Height: 11 cm
- Wood Type: Pacific Walnut (Tou)
- Origin: Polynesian craftsmanship from Mo'orea
- Add a touch of authenticity and spirituality to your home.
- Give a unique gift celebrating Polynesian cultural heritage.
- Display it as a centerpiece in a collection of Polynesian art.
All the art pieces sold on Ventanou are created by local Polynesian artists and are guaranteed to be 100% handcrafted!
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Pacific Walnut Sculpture – Representation of the Mo'o
Immerse yourself in Polynesian culture with this stunning Pacific walnut sculpture (Tou), depicting the Mo'o, an iconic lizard from the island of Mo'orea. Rich in symbolism, this artwork celebrates the sacred connection between gods, Polynesian ancestors, and those who honor their memory.
In Polynesian culture, the Mo'o is not only a symbol of wealth and spirituality but is also deeply rooted in the art of traditional tattooing. The Mo'o, often used as a motif, reflects the spiritual bond between the living and the gods, as well as spiritual protection. In the Polynesian language, Mo'o means "lizard" and Rea means "yellow," evoking light and prosperity.