Freeform Huia pendant with silver Toggle by Nick Balme
Complete with an adjustable waxed braid cord, it also includes a traditional woven presentation case and a detailed description of the meaning of the carving.
Size:
37mm Tall (1.40 Inches)
Includes Free Shipping Worldwide.
Check out more of Nicks amazing jade carving in our featured artist's galleries.
This is a one of a kind piece by virtue of the amazing jade from which it is carved, so it will be permanently removed from our gallery 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.
Complete with an adjustable waxed braid cord, it also includes a traditional woven presentation case and a detailed description of the meaning of the carving.
Size:
37mm Tall (1.40 Inches)
Includes Free Shipping Worldwide.
Check out more of Nicks amazing jade carving in our featured artist's galleries.
This is a one of a kind piece by virtue of the amazing jade from which it is carved, so it will be permanently removed from our gallery 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.
Original: $1,087.28
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$326.18Description
Complete with an adjustable waxed braid cord, it also includes a traditional woven presentation case and a detailed description of the meaning of the carving.
Size:
37mm Tall (1.40 Inches)
Includes Free Shipping Worldwide.
Check out more of Nicks amazing jade carving in our featured artist's galleries.
This is a one of a kind piece by virtue of the amazing jade from which it is carved, so it will be permanently removed from our gallery 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.
