River Rimu Maori Kowhaiwhai Jewellery or Trinket Box NZ Accessories These feathers were considered “tapu”

These feathers were considered “tapu” or sacred because of contact with the head of such individuals

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River Rimu Maori Kowhaiwhai Jewellery or Trinket Box NZ Accessories These feathers were considered “tapu”This lovely jewellery or trinket box has a lid inlaid with a Maori Kowhaiwhai (rafter pattern) design. The jewellery box is made from River Rimu. River Rimu is made from rimu logs recovered from the depths of New Zealand's rivers, creeks and swamps. Minerals absorbed from the riverbed change the original honey colour of native rimu to this darker, richer shade of brown. As the box is made from reclaimed timber, you are looking at a piece that is 100