Meaning: Hawaiian Seahorse Pendant Tribal Rope Necklace meaning “To the Victor Go the Spoils”. This gunmetal pendant is inspired by the tail of a seahorse, an animal symbolic of confidence, persistence and great perception. It hangs from hand-braided waxed cotton cord using ancient Polynesian knot tying techniques. Its spiked spiral reminds us of the edge and tenacity necessary for victory. The seahorse is represented in many cultures, each attributing the animal with a unique significance. Hawaiians view the animal as a sign of eternal friendship. Ancient Greeks associated it with the strength and power of the sea god Neptune. Sailors wear the image of the seahorse as a good luck charm.
Material: The brown cord is waxed cotton and closes with a toggle clasp. The pendant is gunmetal made from cobalt around a pewter core, with a hypoallergenic protective coating. The necklace has a fixed length of 20 inches (50cm), and the pendant measures 1 ¼ by 1 1/8 inches. The Price listed includes the pendant and braided cord.
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