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Jade Kawakawa Leaf - Rei Niho Form, handcrafted pendant

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A large handcrafted New Zealand Jade Kawakawa Leaf/Rei Niho pendant with traditional satin finish by Madelyne Gourdin.  

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:   
75mm (2.9")
Includes Free Shipping Worldwide.  

This is a one of a kind piece so will be permanently removed from our gallery when sold.   

The Rei Niho is the name given to a piece carved Pounamu and resembling the whale tooth in form.  
This form represents peace, tranquility, spirituality, family as well as regrowth or new beginnings/journeys.

The Kawakawa shrub with its distinctive dark green leaves and insect holes in every leaf is a very special plant to the Maori people.  
Kawakawa's antimicrobial and analgesic properties make it a powerful treatment for all sorts of infections and abrasions all the way through to help with toothache, indigestion and even just general well being.
It is extremely rare to find a kawakawa leaf that hasn't been chewed on by insects showing just how good they are to eat.

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