Boucles d'oreilles hameçon Matau
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Matau connu sous le nom d'hameçon, symbole maori de prospérité, il est originaire de Nouvelle-Zélande et représente la force, la détermination et la bonne santé, ainsi que la sécurité des voyages sur l'eau.
Boucles d'oreilles fausses jauges d'inspiration tribale qui donnent une illusion d'oreilles tendues, fabriquées à la main en corne et en os solidement fixé avec une épingle en argent.
- Matériel: corne, os, tige en argent
- Dimensions : 40 mm sur 5-7 mm
Veuillez noter que chaque pièce est faite à la main et peut légèrement varier dans la coupe et la finition finales.
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