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stands for the niwabeads
The togetherness in a confined space testifies to high trust
Cleansing you can wear
a metaphor for the distinction between purity and illusion
In Maoric mythology and culture there are an impressive variety of gods and goddesses who embody different aspects of life and nature
JUMBO MAORI GOD OF SEA - Charm sterlingsilver stands for the niwabeadsThe sea god belongs to our Maori collection. In the rich world of Maoric mythology there are a variety of deities and mythical beings that embody different aspects of nature and life. One of these important deities is Tangaroa, which is worshiped as a sea god in Maoric mythology. Tangaroa is a highly respected divine figure and represents the oceans and waters that are of great importance for the Maori. He is the ruler of the waters and the sea