Carved Teko Teko - 42cm by Wood Masters nz greenstone 144cm x 7cm x 7cm

144cm x 7cm x 7cm

Plants are either male or female

as they have to live with ever-watchful weka snatching opportunities to raid vegetable gardens

The commercial production of honey in New Zealand began during the late 1870s

Carved Teko Teko - 42cm by Wood Masters nz greenstone 144cm x 7cm x 7cmTeko Teko Carved in New Zealand from hardwood (Tulipwood) 42cm x 10. 5cm x 9cm Stock photo Wood grain may vary About Tekoteko: Tekoteko is the term used for a carved human form which can be either freestanding, attached to the gable of a whare (house) or carved into the central poles of the great meeting houses. Tekoteko are often carved in a defiant stance with a protruding tongue, and holding a mere or taiaha, to ward off intruders. Tekoteko often