Beautiful set of hand carved Lono, Ku, and Kanaloa Hawaiian wooden Tiki Half statues. Lono is the God of of agriculture and fertility. Kanaloa is known as the God of the Sea, and ling distance sailing voyages.  Ku is the God of war, which translates to the "Snatcher of the Land".  These carvings are flat on the back with a hanger to be hung on the wall.  Great for indoors or outdoors. These measure approximately 39"x 7". Beautiful set of three hand-carved Hawaiian tiki half statues honoring Lono, Ku, and Kanaloa—the revered gods of agriculture, war, and the sea. Each figure stands approximately 39" tall and features authentic tropical craftsmanship with natural wood grain and texture.

Lono presides over fertility and harvest, Ku commands respect as the warrior deity and "Snatcher of the Land," while Kanaloa guides voyagers and rules the ocean depths. Display this trio indoors or outdoors to bring island spirituality and cultural heritage into your space.

Flat-backed design with integrated hanger for easy wall mounting. A striking focal point for any tropical home or tiki-inspired collection.