Symbol Maori "Mura Pararoa" - whale tail

The pendant is carved from elk horn and rare wood species.
The cost:
Mahogany (Paduk) = 700r.
Karelian birch = 750r.
Elk horn = 650r.
Ebony (Ebony) = 850p.

The whale is the most important creature in Maori life. He represents the power of the Maori people and their close connection with the sea.

The whale tail symbolizes protection and proximity of man with nature, as whales and dolphins are known for their ability to come to the aid of people in distress. Also a symbol in the shape of a whale tail means strength, speed, success, confidence and sensuality. The person who wears the amulet muri paraoa, showing thus his respect for the sea and its inhabitants. Also, whale-shaped amulets are good luck talismans that protect people while traveling by sea.

Traditional Maori symbols represent the main spiritual values of the Maori culture and beliefs of the Maori people. They reflect the close connection of the Maori with nature, their interest in astronomy. Knowing the meaning of Maori symbols and studying the works of art created by them, you can learn a lot about their traditions, historical events of the pre-colonial period of New Zealand, Maori legends and the life of their ancestors.