
Pounamu Matau Sculpture on stand by Alex Sands
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Size:Â Â Â
Jade Manaia Only = 105mm Long (4.13" Inches) x 67mm Wide (2.63" Inches)
On Stand = 130mm Long (5.11" Inches) x 147mm (5.78" Inches)
This is a very unique one-off collector's piece so it will be permanently removed from our gallery when sold.  Â
Includes Free Express Courier Delivery World Wide. Â
The Maori people were great mariners and fishermen so the Matau is one of the most powerful symbols used in Maori culture representing prosperity, abundance and fertility.Â
It also is said to provide good luck and safety when travelling over water.
The wearer of a Matau is seen as a provider and protector who is strong willed and determined to succeed in life.
Original: $2,123.51
-70%$2,123.51
$637.05Pounamu Matau Sculpture on stand by Alex Sands
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Size:Â Â Â
Jade Manaia Only = 105mm Long (4.13" Inches) x 67mm Wide (2.63" Inches)
On Stand = 130mm Long (5.11" Inches) x 147mm (5.78" Inches)
This is a very unique one-off collector's piece so it will be permanently removed from our gallery when sold.  Â
Includes Free Express Courier Delivery World Wide. Â
The Maori people were great mariners and fishermen so the Matau is one of the most powerful symbols used in Maori culture representing prosperity, abundance and fertility.Â
It also is said to provide good luck and safety when travelling over water.
The wearer of a Matau is seen as a provider and protector who is strong willed and determined to succeed in life.
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Size:Â Â Â
Jade Manaia Only = 105mm Long (4.13" Inches) x 67mm Wide (2.63" Inches)
On Stand = 130mm Long (5.11" Inches) x 147mm (5.78" Inches)
This is a very unique one-off collector's piece so it will be permanently removed from our gallery when sold.  Â
Includes Free Express Courier Delivery World Wide. Â
The Maori people were great mariners and fishermen so the Matau is one of the most powerful symbols used in Maori culture representing prosperity, abundance and fertility.Â
It also is said to provide good luck and safety when travelling over water.
The wearer of a Matau is seen as a provider and protector who is strong willed and determined to succeed in life.














