NZ Greenstone Framed Toki with Koru Pendant (CA514) Kawakawa Pounamu

Stunning Kawakawa Pounamu Toki with Koru that has been framed to become a lovely wall hanging. Carved by Allan Moreton.

Traditionally Toki were used by Māori to cut and work timber for the meeting houses and carvings. Because of the determination, control, and strength required to skilfully use the Toki it became a symbol of ability, power, and authority. Ceremonial Toki were traditionally worn by Māori elders and Chiefs to signify leadership qualities. May this Toki bring the wearer strength, courage and inspiration on their journey in life.

The Koru symbolises an unfurling fern frond, full of new life and fresh beginnings. Being open to infinite possibilities

Pounamu or Greenstone is regarded as a stone sacred to the gods by the Māori of New Zealand. As a Taonga -meaning treasured, and it should be worn with respect and pride. Pounamu is a gift from the heart.

Measurements:

207 mm length

148 mm width

32 mm depth

estimated length of pounamu: 90 mm

You will receive the exact piece shown in photo, there may be a slight degree of colour variation based on different computer or mobile phone screen resolutions that you are viewing from.