NZ Bone Double Manaia & Hei Matau (Fish Hook) Pendant
NZ Bone Double Manaia & Hei Matau (Fish Hook) Pendant
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Bone Manaia with Hook Pendant – Strength, Protection & Prosperity (006)
This beautifully hand-carved bone pendant combines two powerful Māori symbols: the Manaia and the Hei Matau (hook). The Manaia, a spiritual guardian, is known for protecting the wearer from harm and guiding them between the physical and spiritual realms. It is often seen with three fingers, representing birth, life, and death, or mind, body, and spirit.
The hook (Hei Matau) symbolises strength, determination, safe journeying, and prosperity—especially over water. Together, these two elements form a pendant that embodies both guardianship and good fortune, making it a meaningful piece to wear or gift.
Traditionally carved from natural bone, this pendant connects the wearer to whakapapa (ancestry) and wairua (spirit) through its craftsmanship and cultural depth.
Please note: As each piece is hand-carved from natural material, slight variations in design and colour are part of its unique charm.
Key Features
• Origin: Crafted in New Zealand
• Material: New Zealand Beef Bone, Paua Shell
• Design: Manaia, expertly carved and polished
• Findings: Adjustable braided wax cord with
• Size: Approximately (mm): 36 W x 135 H
• Packaging: Presented in gift box with gift card
Perfect For
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those seeking deep spiritual protection and dual guidance
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Marking life changes, journeys, or new beginnings
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A heartfelt gift of strength, balance, and good fortune
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Honouring whānau connections and shared purpose
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A personal taonga carrying cultural richness and meaning
Care Guide
Whether bone or pounamu, your taonga deserves thoughtful care:
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Wear often – It’s believed the energy of the wearer enhances the mana of the piece.
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Clean gently – Use a soft cloth and warm water. Avoid harsh cleaners.
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Avoid impact – While durable, natural materials can still chip or break.
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Store safely – Keep your taonga in a soft pouch when not in use.
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Respect its spirit – Many pieces carry cultural and spiritual significance. Gift or wear them with intention and aroha.
With care and respect, your taonga will remain a lasting symbol of protection, strength, and connection.
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