New Zealand’s favourite songbird, recognisable with its white tuft under its neck. The top frame is adorned with Karaka berries, a favourite food of the Tūī. It is an inimitable songster, a remarkable mimic, and it can even be taught to talk. New Zealand was one of the first countries in the world to put pictures of the countryside, birds, and animals on its stamps. These stamps became known as pictorials.
Little Taonga means treasure or prized possession in Māori culture. Each design captures a little something to be treasured - the places, nature, and icons that make Aotearoa New Zealand so special.
The necklace comes packaged in a fabric slip case.
Technical information
- Metal: Brass with 14kt gold plating and a clear tarnish resistance to protect from the elements.
- Pendant size: 27mm x 23mm.
- Chain length: 55cm. Chain fits youth to adults nicely.
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