Flower Jade Huia beak Form by Alex Sands Pendant
An absolutely stunning one of a kind Huia beak drop pendant carved in New Zealand Marsden Flower Jade or Pounamu and set in solid sterling silver with a plated silver chain by John Mayo.
It Includes a traditional style woven pouch
Size:
65mm Long (2.7 Inches)
Includes Free Shipping Worldwide.
This is a true one of a kind wearable art piece so will be removed from our gallery permanently when sold.
The Huia is a sacred but now extinct songbird of New Zealand.
The feathers of the Huia were sacred objects so were kept in special wooden boxes called Wakahuia. Waka meaning a sacred vessel and Hui to indicate the very special contents.
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Flower Jade Huia beak Form by Alex Sands Pendant
Flower Jade Huia beak Form by Alex Sands Pendant
An absolutely stunning one of a kind Huia beak drop pendant carved in New Zealand Marsden Flower Jade or Pounamu and set in solid sterling silver with a plated silver chain by John Mayo.
It Includes a traditional style woven pouch
Size:
65mm Long (2.7 Inches)
Includes Free Shipping Worldwide.
This is a true one of a kind wearable art piece so will be removed from our gallery permanently when sold.
The Huia is a sacred but now extinct songbird of New Zealand.
The feathers of the Huia were sacred objects so were kept in special wooden boxes called Wakahuia. Waka meaning a sacred vessel and Hui to indicate the very special contents.
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An absolutely stunning one of a kind Huia beak drop pendant carved in New Zealand Marsden Flower Jade or Pounamu and set in solid sterling silver with a plated silver chain by John Mayo.
It Includes a traditional style woven pouch
Size:
65mm Long (2.7 Inches)
Includes Free Shipping Worldwide.
This is a true one of a kind wearable art piece so will be removed from our gallery permanently when sold.
The Huia is a sacred but now extinct songbird of New Zealand.
The feathers of the Huia were sacred objects so were kept in special wooden boxes called Wakahuia. Waka meaning a sacred vessel and Hui to indicate the very special contents.
