Jumbo Maori God of War - Charm

The war god belongs to our Maori collection.

In Maoric mythology and culture there are an impressive variety of gods and goddesses who embody different aspects of life and nature. One of the outstanding gods in Maoric mythology is Tūmatauenga, also known as Tū, who is worshiped as a god of war and God the warrior.

Tūmatauenga is an important divine figure in the Maoric mythology and represents Maori's war traditions and war customs. His name itself means "warrior who eats the food", which indicates the war essence and the courage that he embodies.

The worship of Tūmatauenga was of great importance in earlier times, since wars and conflicts played a major role in Maoric history. Tū was called to grant protection and support in the war.

Tūmatauenga also stands for strength, determination and assertiveness. His nature represents the ability to overcome obstacles and achieve goals with determination. It is a symbol of the power of the human mind and the unshakable belief in one's own ability.

Our charm consists of high -quality 925 silver and is refined with a sparkling gemstone.

Our gemstones have a unique cuttable type and come from sustainable sources. Your natural colors and patterns vary because we do not use chemical processing.
Due to these natural variations, you can deviate from our pictures. These differences Make our jewelry unique.

Our natural and gems are excluded from the exchange.

Please note that real gemstones can be fragile, so treat them carefully.
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This bead is limited to 66 pieces per color worldwide.

Size: Ø = 14mm
Weight: approx. 14.6g

1x silver charm is offered for sale, without the design suggestions in the pictures (without other charms, bracelets and bracelets, etc.)