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Flower Jade Bound Toki, handcrafted pendant

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Flower Jade Bound Toki, handcrafted pendant

A hand crafted New Zealand Marsden Flower Jade or Pounamu  Bound Toki pendant with a satin finish by Nick Balme. 

Complete with an adjustable plaited waxed braid cord, it also includes a traditional woven presentation case and a description of the meaning of the carving.


Size:   
70mm (2.75 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.

A hand crafted New Zealand Marsden Flower Jade or Pounamu  Bound Toki pendant with a satin finish by Nick Balme. 

Complete with an adjustable plaited waxed braid cord, it also includes a traditional woven presentation case and a description of the meaning of the carving.


Size:   
70mm (2.75 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.

$79.89

Original: $266.30

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Flower Jade Bound Toki, handcrafted pendant—

$266.30

$79.89

Description

A hand crafted New Zealand Marsden Flower Jade or Pounamu  Bound Toki pendant with a satin finish by Nick Balme. 

Complete with an adjustable plaited waxed braid cord, it also includes a traditional woven presentation case and a description of the meaning of the carving.


Size:   
70mm (2.75 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.