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Matau: Beef Bone

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The traditional fish hook design is one of the most prevalent symbols used in Maori carving. It's a talisman for prosperity and strength. It is a good design for anyone with an affinity for water and is often given as a mark of friendship and respect. This design has great speckling within the bone which add to the patina that will develop with wearing.

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