A pair of polished Maori walking sticks or orator's staffs, the upper handles carved in the form of standing figures with wide lips and protruding tongues. The first figure holding both three-fingered hands to the stomach; the second holding a mere (club) in one hand and resting the other three-fingered hand to the stomach. Both with eyes inset with haliotis shell.

Maori walking sticks or orator's staffs are known as tokotoko. They are a symbol of authority, usually held during formal speeches.