Handmade in Resin Ocean stylizations can often represent ideas such as life, change, and continuity through change. Waves can also be used to represent the afterlife or where the deceased goes and rests on their last trip. If modern jewelry is inspired by diverse and varied fields,  cultural jewelry  they come to us loaded with history, symbols, legends. And what could be more legendary than the Maori culture! In fact, these lucky charms teach us the past (necessarily), the present (because they are still used) and the future (by the prophetic aspect of some). Maori art is a wide range of means of expression. It is present in different forms, be it sculpture, dance, singing, tattooing and of course jewelry. Today, the Maori are still very attached to their values and to their culture charged with spirituality. Many Maori legends are told in New Zealand, mainly in the North Island. Volcanoes and lakes each have their own set of stories. The Maori were and still are very close to nature. Ideal gift 🎁 (to have additional gift boxes, don't forget to add them to your basket). * To ensure a long life for your little gem, consult our care tips. Suitable for both men and women Pendant size 43mm X 16mm Material: epoxy resin and stainless steel Necklace offered in black leather cord 45 / 50cm Non-contractual photos, each creation in epoxy resin is unique and has its own characteristics (colors, reflections, natural internal cracks, etc.) which cannot disappear despite polishing. This  jewelry is unique handmade by me.  Each jewel is sent in a bubble envelope to guarantee its protection during transport and presented in a pretty Organza pouch.