Niho Ivory
In Māori mythology, taniwha are serpent-like beings that live in deep pools in deeps seas, deep lakes, caves, forests, and rivers. They could be guardians of sacred areas. The Niho Taniwha is a well-known design representing the teeth of the Taniwha. Depending on the medium it is used in, it represents strength, resilience, and one’s connection to higher beings such as the Taniwha.
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Materials: 1.5 Elongated St. Lawrence Island Alaskan Ivory on 3/4” silver hoops. USA Only due to restrictions.
In Māori mythology, taniwha are serpent-like beings that live in deep pools in deeps seas, deep lakes, caves, forests, and rivers. They could be guardians of sacred areas. The Niho Taniwha is a well-known design representing the teeth of the Taniwha. Depending on the medium it is used in, it represents strength, resilience, and one’s connection to higher beings such as the Taniwha.
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Materials: 1.5 Elongated St. Lawrence Island Alaskan Ivory on 3/4” silver hoops. USA Only due to restrictions.