Tiki or Hei Tiki, carving representing the first man in Polynesian mythology
Tiki or Hei Tiki, carving representing the first man in Polynesian mythology, also the dwelling place of a spirit in Maori, New Zealand
Size: 3437px × 4987px
Photo credit: © Suzanne Long / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
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