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Bone Double Manaia Heru Extra Large - Smartfox
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Introducing the exquisite Bone Double Manaia Heru Extra Large, a stunning piece of craftsmanship designed for those who appreciate the unique beauty and cultural significance of Maori art. Measuring approximately 230 mm in length and 42 mm in width, this extra large Manaia pendant is crafted from the finest, ethically sourced bone, ensuring each piece is unique and of the highest quality. The Double Manaia design symbolizes strength and protection, representing a guardian spirit that wards off negative energies and evil forces. Its intricate detailing not only showcases traditional craftsmanship but also enhances its aesthetic appeal, making it a perfect addition to both casual and formal attire. Due to the limited availability of large bone pieces, this product is offered loose, and you may notice natural holes in the bone, adding character to each pendant. Embrace the cultural heritage and spiritual significance of the Bone Double Manaia Heru Extra Large, a perfect gift for someone special or a meaningful addition to your own collection. Shop now at Smartfox AU and elevate your accessory game with this remarkable piece of Maori artistry!
Bone Double Manaia Heru Extra Large
Bone Double Manaia Heru Extra Large
Bone Extra Large Double Manaia Heru
Size (mm): Approximately 230 L x 42 W.Â
Supplied loose. These can only be made from the largest pieces of bone so supply is limited. Pieces may have natural holes in the bone.
The Manaia is a symbol of protection, and acts as a guardian against evil.
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