In Māori, the word "tūī" (pronounced "too-ee") refers to a specific native New Zealand bird known for its glossy-black plumage and distinctive white throat tuft. Culturally, the tūī is a significant symbol in Māori tradition, representing messengers between the spirit and physical worlds, and is often associated with harmony, adaptability, and the deep connection between people and nature.

Handmade polymer clay charms on black rhodium plated 316 stainless steel hooks.

Dimensions (approximate length (L) from top of hook to bottom of charm x approximate width (W) at widest point)
55mm L x 14mm W

Lightweight and kind to sensitive ears.

Because these pieces are handmade, they may have slight variations. No two pieces are exactly the same. 

We do not recommend wearing them while swimming, showering or sleeping.