Jake Koru Pendant

The koru, based on the unfurling silver fern frond, is a fundamental Māori symbol representing new life, growth, strength, and peace. It symbolizes perpetual movement, with its spiral shape conveying renewal, hope for the future, and the balance between life's changes and continuity. 

• New Life and Beginnings: Inspired by the fern frond opening (representing new, fresh growth), it signifies new phases in life, rejuvenation, and hope.
• Growth and Strength: It embodies personal, spiritual, and physical growth.
• Balance and Harmony: The circular, inward coil signifies a state of equilibrium and peace

• Perpetual Movement: It represents the way life changes while staying the same, and the continuous cycle of life, death, and rebirth.
• Nurturing and Family: It often represents the bond between parent and child, where the outer curve guides and the inner coil represents the child sheltered within.
• Cultural Significance: It is widely used in Māori art, such as kowhaiwhai (painted scroll patterns), carvings, and tā moko (tattoos), to represent these concepts. 

Size: 35mm

*Not NZ Pounamu/Greenstone