Kerrie Owens Arts
Yew Wood Rune Pendant – Elder Futhark Symbol with New Zealand Pāua Shell Inlay, Norse Pagan Jewellery.
Yew Wood Rune Pendant – Elder Futhark Symbol with New Zealand Pāua Shell Inlay, Norse Pagan Jewellery.
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This handcrafted yew wood rune pendant features your chosen Elder Futhark symbol, brought to life with the radiant shimmer of New Zealand pāua shell inlay. Each piece is made to order, allowing you to select the rune that resonates with your spirit or path, with the addition of a matching stone dot inlay on the reverse to energetically complement the front design.
The sacred spiral of tradition and modern craftsmanship meets in this symbolic pendant—yew, an ancient tree of rebirth and wisdom, paired with pāua shell, which reflects light like an aurora in blues, greens, and purples. The rune you choose serves as a personal sigil: a call to power, transformation, or guidance.
🔹 Made to Order – Each item will be naturally unique due to the organic patterns of wood grain and pāua shell. If you’d like to choose the exact rune or request a particular stone for the reverse dot inlay, feel free to message me directly.
🌿 Science & Symbolism:
Yew Wood (Taxus baccata):
Botanical Significance: A dense, slow-growing evergreen revered for its longevity and mystical presence
Spiritual Symbolism: Associated with death, rebirth, transformation, and ancient wisdom
Historical Use: Used for making longbows, staffs, and sacred tools in Celtic and Norse cultures
New Zealand Pāua Shell (Haliotis iris):
Scientific Composition: Made primarily of aragonite, a form of calcium carbonate (CaCO₃), layered in a matrix of protein
Origin: Found in coastal New Zealand waters, particularly on rocky shorelines
Spiritual Significance: Known as a sacred shell in Māori culture, symbolising prosperity, protection, and connection to the sea and ancestors
Global Metaphysical Use: Enhances intuition, emotional balance, and spiritual flow—often used in healing, meditation, and ceremonial adornment
Elder Futhark Runes:
Historical Use: Dates back to early Germanic tribes, used across Scandinavia, Britain, and continental Europe
Symbolism: Each rune holds meaning beyond its phonetic value—often connected to natural forces, deities, or life principles
Modern Practice: Runes are powerful symbols used for divination, spiritual direction, and personal empowerment.
Customs & Import Duties
Please be aware that customs duties, tariffs, and import taxes are the responsibility of the customer. By placing an order, you agree that you are aware of and accept responsibility for any charges required under your country’s laws (including the new U.S. tariffs).
If customs fees are not paid and the item is returned, this will be considered a non-consented return. In line with legal requirements (such as within the EU), refunds will be processed where applicable, but any charges or costs incurred on my end may be deducted from the refund.
