Namaka Hawaiian bead
$29,99
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Namaka Hawaiian silver bead
Introducing the Namaka Hawaiian Silver Bead, a beautiful piece of jewelry inspired by Hawaiian mythology. This bead is crafted from sterling silver and features intricate ethnic designs, capturing the essence of the sea goddess Namaka, who is believed to be responsible for the waves and the ocean's power.
The bead is designed with attention to detail, making it a true work of art. The intricate designs are meant to evoke the spirit of the sea and the goddess Namaka, making this bead a unique and meaningful piece of jewelry.
This bead is compatible with all major brand bracelets, including Pandora, Trollbeads, Chamilia, and Biagi, so you can easily add it to your existing charm bracelet. It's a perfect way to personalize your bracelet and add a touch of Hawaiian culture to your jewelry collection.
Not only is it a beautiful accessory, but also a way to connect with the cultural heritage of the Hawaiian people, this bead is a perfect gift for yourself or someone special, who appreciate the significance of the sea goddess Namaka and the Hawaiian culture.
Materials: 925 Sterling silver
Weight: 1.55 g
Size: 10.25x11.09 mm, hole size - 4.5 mm
About Namaka
In Hawaiian mythology, Namaka is a powerful and prominent sea goddess. She is the daughter of Haumea, the goddess of fertility and childbirth, and Kane Milohai, the god of light and the sky. Namaka is known as the goddess of the sea and is believed to be responsible for the waves and the ocean’s power.
In the Hawaiian creation story, Namaka was born from the union of Haumea and Kane Milohai. She was said to have been born in the deep sea, in a place called “Kahiki,” and was raised by her mother and other sea gods and goddesses. It is said that she grew up to be a strong and fierce goddess, who could control the sea and its inhabitants.
Namaka is often depicted as a beautiful woman, with long hair and a necklace made of shells. She is also associated with sharks and sea turtles, who are considered her sacred animals. It is believed that she can take the form of a shark or a sea turtle, and that these animals are her messengers.
In Hawaiian culture, Namaka was highly respected and honored by the people. Fishermen would pray to her for protection and safe passage during their fishing trips. They would also offer her gifts, such as fish and shells, to show their respect and gratitude. Many Hawaiian families would keep small statues of Namaka in their homes, and offer her flowers and other offerings on a daily basis.
Namaka was also associated with the healing arts. It is said that she had the power to heal people who were suffering from illnesses related to the sea, such as skin diseases and infections. Hawaiian healers would often invoke her name during their healing rituals, and ask for her help in curing their patients.
Today, the legacy of Namaka lives on, she continues to be an important figure in Hawaiian culture and mythology. Her powerful and enduring spirit is still invoked by many people, who seek protection and blessings from the sea goddess. Namaka’s enduring legacy is not only a reminder of the importance of the sea to the Hawaiian people, but also of the powerful role that mythology can play in shaping a culture and in providing a connection to the natural world.
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