Ayahuasca, abalone and spearpoint stone necklace from the Peruvian Amazon
This elegant boho-style necklace features a lacquered cross-section of the ayahuasca vine above a spear point pendant with a swirl of abalone shell embedded in a matrix of colorful crushed turquoise and serpentine stones and Spondylus shell. Ayahuasca is used by many Amazon shamans in traditional ceremonies. The necklace was made by a native artisan from Iquitos.
This necklace has a waxed twine chord has two knots that allow easy adjustment of the length to fit it over your head and then tighten.
Please remember that each pendant is unique so its pattern and colors will vary from the one featured in this product's main photo.
Model: NK201
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