I hope everyone travels safely and has a happy holiday season. This year I wanted to try a wreath for my holiday collection and it didn’t turn out too badly.

Continuing the series it goes with , Toa San makes a trip around the island of Miraka Nui once a year, handing out new masks to replace the ageing ones of the villagers and toa. He uses his mask of truth to see which of the residents deserve his best masks, and transports them on a sled pulled by Rahidolph.

One year the Le Wahi residents, who live mostly in homes in the trees, noticed he wasn’t exactly a climbing expert. While his determination was inspiring, they thought it would be rude not to do something to make his life easier. When the next year came around, Toa San had discovered the wreaths lowered to just the right level to place the new masks. The Le Wahi villagers could then hoist the wreaths up later.

It wasn’t long before villagers in the other wahis, who would sometimes find the gifts in odd locations, adopted placing similar wreaths around their homes to help Toa San figure out where to leave them. They were eventually named Suva Wreaths after the mask platforms the Toa use.

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