In Hawaiian culture, the Iwa bird, or Great Frigatebird (Fregata minor), holds significant symbolic meaning. It is often associated with navigation and the sea, reflecting its skillful flight and long-distance travel over the ocean. Additionally, the Iwa bird's presence can symbolize freedom and the power of the natural world, embodying the interconnectedness of nature and culture in Hawaiian traditions.
Koa wood is highly valued for its strength, durability, and beauty. It is often used in traditional woodworking, including the creation of canoes, weapons, and tools. Koa wood holds spiritual significance and is associated with nobility and high status. It is also a symbol of connection to the land and the ancestors, reflecting its important role in cultural practices and heritage.
These earrings are laser engraved with Hawaiian Koa wood that is endemic to Hawaii.
All of my earrings are made with repurposed koa wood, dead koa trees and trees that has fell.
Color and grain my differ slightly. all made from the same piece of wood.
Features:
* Length - 2 1/2 inches
* Drop length - 3 1/2 inches
* Width - 1/2 inches
* Light weight
* Hypoallergenic ear wire
* Made in Hawaii
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