Bone Freeform Pendant 50mm by Norman Clark No98 nguru or a photo or a

or a photo or a really good description so we can confirm a different bird in those cases

This is a popular design with Ngapuhi Maori

Hei Tiki is said to have held a wealth of knowledge and a great teacher of all things and the wearer would possess similar qualities

(Tū of the angry face) is the primary god (atua) of war and human activities such as hunting

Historically

Bone Freeform Pendant 50mm by Norman Clark No98 nguru or a photo or aBeef bone pendant by Norman Clark On a waxed nylon cord Adjustable length Depicts 3 koru 50mm About the Koru: For the Maori, the fern was an important symbol used in jewellery and in their carvings. Called the Koru, (the Maori word for "loop") the spiral shape is reminiscent of the form of an unfurling fern frond. It symbolizes new life, growth, strength and peace. View the Norman Clark Collection