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Share your fascination for one of the great ancient wonders of the world! Use the Moai emoji to talk about the moai, a group of mysterious giant stone statues of human figures in Easter Island, Chile. Include this stone face emoji in topics or discussions related to the moai, and other wonders of the Earth.
The Moai emoji is a great icon to spice up conversations related to those, because it is a virtual representation of the moai, the facial statues found on Easter Island. From top to bottom, it is a colored replica of the real thing, from the shape of the gray stone carving, to the prominent brow and nose, to the position of the statue, facing left.
When it comes to when and how it can be used, since it shows and represents a picture of a rock, the Maori emoji may also be used to suggest characteristics of a rock like being fixated, immovable, and unchangeable – like a rock! For instance, if you are stuck in line at the grocery, and you canโt move, you may share this rock emoji to describe your present state.
Share this emoji when talking about travel or the natural wonders or Earth as well. Plus, since the origin and evolution of the Moai is still largely a mystery, if youโre sharing posts or reposts on mystery and thrill, feel free to insert the Moai statue before, after, or in between them.
Alternative names for the Moai emoji are Rock emoji, Stone Face emoji, and Stone emoji. Sometimes it is mistaken for the Moyai emoji, an emoji displaying the statue near Shibuya station in Tokyo Japan.
Moai is a fully-qualified emoji as part of Unicode 6.0 which was introduced in 2010.
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