The Hei Tiki 21st & Celebration Key (WS)

Customisable for any birthday or occasion! Just let us know your special occasion in the form below. See 'available fonts' tab to preview custom text font. Includes frame for self-insertable photo or image. The key comes with instructions on how to do this. The optional stand is removable. It slides in the back and clips in place. The 21st Key Tradition 21 is the age that a person in New Zealand is classed as an adult, and giving of the 21st key is a strong New Zealand tradition to symbolize opening the door of maturity and becoming an adult. Another meaning is giving the key as a symbol of the limitless doors they can open in their life.
This artwork is an impressive contemporary representation of Hei Tiki with intricate design and embellished with Mother of Pearl and Paua shell. The Hei Tiki 21st Celebration Key is Crafted from recycled Native New Zealand Rimu Shipping Turnaround for dispatch is 5 working days from ordering. North Island delivery is an additional 1-2 days, South Island is 1-3 days, and rural is up to 5 days. If you require your key urgently, please add the date you require it by in the additional information field or ASAP.
Design Inspiration In Maori legend, Tiki is the chief son of Rangi and Papa (the Sky Father and the Earth Mother). The belief is that tiki serve as dwelling places for ancestral spirits, while others are vessels for gods and supernatural beings. The tilted head of Tiki symbolises clear thinking, the hands (strength) mouth (communication), the heart (love), and the loins (fertility). The receiver is assumed to be of strong character, clear thinking, perceptive loyal, and knowledgeable, making the Hei-Tiki a very treasured taonga (gift). New Zealand Made – Feel good about supporting local New Zealand businesses! & Inclusions Dimensions
HxLxW: 29cm x 58cm x 2.5cm
Includes:
- Free personalisation of name and occasion.
- Free fine tip Sharpie so the recipient's loved ones can sign the back.
- Free standard freight wide (standard freight excludes rural addresses).
Material Crafted from recycled Native New Zealand Rimu veneerboard, medium density fibreboard (mdf) and Gaboon veneer plywood Fonts Available

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- In Maori legend, Tiki is the chief son of Rangi and Papa (the Sky Father and the Earth Mother). The belief is that tiki serve as dwelling places for ancestral spirits, while others are vessels for gods and supernatural beings. The tilted head of Tiki symbolises clear thinking, the hands (strength) mouth (communication), the heart (love), and the loins (fertility). The receiver is assumed to be of strong character, clear thinking, perceptive loyal, and knowledgeable, making the Hei-Tiki a very treasured taonga (gift). New Zealand Made – Feel good about supporting local New Zealand businesses!
- Dimensions
HxLxW: 29cm x 58cm x 2.5cm
Includes:
- Free personalisation of name and occasion.
- Free fine tip Sharpie so the recipient's loved ones can sign the back.
- Free standard freight wide (standard freight excludes rural addresses).
- Crafted from recycled Native New Zealand Rimu
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