Embrace the powerful symbolism of the Maori culture with this exquisite hand-carved Koru bone necklace. Inspired by the legendary Taniwha, a guardian of strength and protection, this pendant features the iconic unfurling fern frond design, representing new beginnings, growth, and the eternal connection between nature and humanity. Expertly crafted from bone and adorned with delicate paua shell inlays forming the Southern Cross stars, this unique Maori pendant also features a subtle kiwi bird head detail. Measuring 50mm in height and 45mm in width, this exclusive Tuwharetoa Bone creation is more than just a necklace; it's a wearable piece of art, perfect for those seeking a meaningful connection to New Zealand's rich traditions. Wear it with pride as a symbol of strength, new beginnings, and your unique style.
In Maori mythology, a taniwha is a powerful, mythical creature that can take on many forms, such as a dragon, sea serpent, or giant lizard. Taniwha are often associated with specific geographic areas or landmarks and are believed to be the guardians and protectors of those places. They are also believed to be powerful spirits that can bring good fortune to those who show them respect. The Maori people often tell stories about taniwha as a way to explain natural phenomena and to pass down their cultural traditions and beliefs. In contemporary times, taniwha are often depicted in Maori art and are seen as symbols of strength, protection, and cultural identity.
A koru is a traditional Maori design that represents the unfurling fern frond. It is a powerful and symbolic shape that is often used in Maori art and jewelry. The koru is seen as a representation of new beginnings, growth, and the potential for change. It is also associated with the natural world and is seen as a symbol of strength and resilience. In Maori culture, the koru is often used to represent the close connection between people and nature, and is a powerful and meaningful symbol that is revered by many Maori people.
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