Easter Island Heads

Choose one of our beautifully carved stone Easter Island Stone Heads to add a touch of South-eastern Pacific drama to your outdoor space.

Easter Island Heads or Moai, to give them their authentic Polynesian name can be found on the Chilean Island, Easter Island or Rapa Nui, discovered around 900 years ago.

These statues look truly stunning and will amaze your guests and neighbours. Order online and we’ll deliver them to your door.

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Easter Island Head Statues: Ancient Mystery Meets Modern Gardens

Easter Island Head garden ornaments bring an air of ancient grandeur to modern outdoor spaces. These iconic Moai replicas stand as striking centerpieces, drawing inspiration from the original stone sentinels that have captured imaginations for centuries. Similar to our range of stone buddha statues, each piece adds character and presence to any garden setting.

Materials and Craftsmanship

Every Easter Island Head Stone Statue in our collection is carefully created using premium materials that withstand various weather conditions. These durable garden features complement other decorative elements such as our stone busts for your garden, offering lasting beauty and minimal maintenance.

Sizing and Placement Options

Our large Easter Island garden statues range from modest accent pieces to impressive focal points. Each size carries the distinctive characteristics of authentic Moai heads - prominent brows, strong features, and that unmistakable presence that makes Easter Island Maoi Heads so remarkable.

Your Questions Answered

What do the statues on Easter Island mean?

Easter Island statues, known as Moai, represented deceased ancestors and chiefs of the Rapa Nui people. These monumental sculptures served as sacred connections between the living community and their revered ancestors, believed to channel supernatural powers called 'mana' for protection and prosperity.

What is the connection between Easter Island and Stonehenge?

While Easter Island and Stonehenge were built by different civilizations thousands of miles apart, both sites showcase remarkable ancient engineering capabilities. These monuments demonstrate how early societies moved and positioned massive stone blocks without modern technology, leading to ongoing discussions about prehistoric construction methods and cultural practices.