Nguluman, “Large Waterhole” Sterling Silver and Australian Agate Necklace by Sonia Pallett
$135.00
Temporarily out of stock
Nguluman, “Large Waterhole”
Sterling Silver and Australian Agate beaded Necklace
This necklace is handcrafted by Sonia Pallett an Aboriginal Jewellery Artist.
"The use of symbols is part of the storytelling of our culture and I use this as part of my design in my Jewellery. Nguluman means Large Waterhole in Wiradjuri Language which is where I grew up, in NSW."
The necklace is sterling silver with Australian Agate and is approx. 49cm. The pendant is approx. 4.5cm round.
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