Set of 4 Hand-Carved Cannibal Forks from Fiji, Ceremonial Eating Utensils

Set of 4 Hand carved cannibal forks or "ai cula ni bokola" from the island of Fiji. Approximately 8 inches long and .5 inches wide. Each fork varies slightly in size due to their hand-carved nature. Rounded stem with prongs forming a square shape. Rattan or another natural fiber woven around the gripping area. These conversation starting utensils are surely one of the most interesting items you'll have in your home. Historically referred to as "cannibal forks" these souvenir reproductions symbolize the ceremonial manner in which royal figures in Fijian culture ate. *Pretty, Not Perfect: This vintage find is pre-owned. It may show signs of age. Imperfections have been photographed. Actual color may differ slightly in person. Study photos carefully if needed. Don’t hesitate to reach out with questions about this item’s condition. • Actual color may vary in person. • At this time we are not accepting returns for this item. Please notify the shop of any issues with your order. • All items are inspected, cleaned and carefully packaged before being shipped off. Recycled packaging is utilized wherever possible. Thanks for visiting Spatial Therapy. More rare homeware at spatialtherapy.etsy.com.