Pounamu Toki by Nick Balme Pendant
This piece retains some of the interesting rough natural raw textures of the jade river stone as found in the wild west coast river.
Complete with an adjustable plaited waxed braid cord, it also includes a traditional woven presentation case and a detailed description of the meaning of the carving.
Size:
75mm Long (3 Inches)
Includes Free Shipping Worldwide.
This is a one of a kind piece so will be permanently removed from our gallery when sold.
The Toki is the adze blade was bound onto a wooden handle and used to carve the great canoes and details on the meeting houses. It represents a creative or artistic person and the coming together of head, hand and heart.
Original: $200.16
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Pounamu Toki by Nick Balme Pendant
This piece retains some of the interesting rough natural raw textures of the jade river stone as found in the wild west coast river.
Complete with an adjustable plaited waxed braid cord, it also includes a traditional woven presentation case and a detailed description of the meaning of the carving.
Size:
75mm Long (3 Inches)
Includes Free Shipping Worldwide.
This is a one of a kind piece so will be permanently removed from our gallery when sold.
The Toki is the adze blade was bound onto a wooden handle and used to carve the great canoes and details on the meeting houses. It represents a creative or artistic person and the coming together of head, hand and heart.
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This piece retains some of the interesting rough natural raw textures of the jade river stone as found in the wild west coast river.
Complete with an adjustable plaited waxed braid cord, it also includes a traditional woven presentation case and a detailed description of the meaning of the carving.
Size:
75mm Long (3 Inches)
Includes Free Shipping Worldwide.
This is a one of a kind piece so will be permanently removed from our gallery when sold.
The Toki is the adze blade was bound onto a wooden handle and used to carve the great canoes and details on the meeting houses. It represents a creative or artistic person and the coming together of head, hand and heart.
