Moai head
A Moai head refers to the enormous statues found on Easter Island (Rapa Nui), which is part of Chile in the Pacific Ocean. The statues are mainly found along the coast with their faces turned inland.
Moai statues are best known for their large heads and sharp facial features. The heads are often disproportionately large in relation to the rest of the body, which places significant emphasis on the faces. They are often considered to represent ancestors or important leaders. They are designed to honor the spirits of the deceased and are also said to serve as protectors of the community.