Colier delicat melci sidefați

Colier delicat melci sidefați naturali -Mini Pearl Trochus Seashells.
Palawa women painstakingly collect tiny, iridescent emerald-green sea snail shells known as maireener shells (rainbow kelp shells) from the beaches and kelp forests. Necklace-making is the most significant cultural tradition of Tasmanian Aboriginal women.

It is also one of the few traditions that have continued without interruption since before the European colonisation of Tasmania (formerly Van Diemens Land) in 1803. Necklace-making is an opportunity for women of all ages to get together and share stories, pass knowledge to younger generations and continue to affirm their culture.
Shell necklaces were originally made as an adornment, as gifts and tokens of honour, and as objects to be traded with other sea and land peoples for tools or for ochre used in important ceremonies. Archaeologist Rhys Jones found a cremation within a cultural living place dating back at least 2000 years containing shells that had been pierced for a necklace.

Tip produs: Lucrat manual

Materiale: Otel inoxidabil, Trochus perle mărgele sticla, melci

Dimensiuni: Ajustabil

Disponibilitate: imediat

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