Nifo Oti – Authentic Traditional Samoan Warrior Weapon 43" (AOL-NIFO-NW).

The Nifo Oti, meaning “tooth of death” in Samoan, is a traditional Polynesian warrior weapon that embodies strength, honor, and heritage. Each piece is handcrafted with precision, showcasing a polished metal blade with the signature hooked tip and a hand-carved wooden handle wrapped in natural cord — reflecting the artistry and warrior spirit of Samoa.

Once wielded by Samoan warriors in battle, the Nifo Oti is now revered as a symbol of cultural pride, discipline, and leadership. Perfect for display, cultural performances, or collector showcases, it’s a striking piece that connects past and present through timeless craftsmanship.

Product Details

• Material: Polished metal blade, hand-carved wooden handle
• Length: Approximately 42–44 inches height x 2 width (including box)
• Design Options: Twisted handle, tribal patterned handle, or natural wood handle
• Grip: Wrapped in authentic woven cord for traditional style and detail
• Use: Cultural performances, display decor, collector’s piece, or ceremonial gift

Symbolism

The Nifo Oti represents courage, discipline, and the warrior’s legacy, serving as a powerful reminder of Samoan strength and tradition across generations.

Disclaimer:

This item is intended for decorative and cultural display purposes only. Not designed or sold as a weapon. Each piece is handcrafted, so slight variations in carving, color, and size may occur, reflecting its authentic artisanal nature.