• The Gadis pendant, which means "girl" in Bahasa Indonesia, is inspired by Mamuli, a traditional ornament from Sumba Island, Indonesia. In the past, Mamuli was worn by women as a symbol of beauty and status, and sometimes by men. It is designed to resemble female genitalia and is believed to symbolize prosperity, power, and the reproductive power of women. In Sumbanese mythology, Mamuli is also believed to have supernatural power and was used as a good luck charm and to communicate with ancestors.
  • The Gadis pendant, which means "girl" in Bahasa Indonesia, is inspired by Mamuli, a traditional ornament from Sumba Island, Indonesia. In the past, Mamuli was worn by women as a symbol of beauty and status, and sometimes by men. It is designed to resemble female genitalia and is believed to symbolize prosperity, power, and the reproductive power of women. In Sumbanese mythology, Mamuli is also believed to have supernatural power and was used as a good luck charm and to communicate with ancestors.
  • The Gadis pendant, which means "girl" in Bahasa Indonesia, is inspired by Mamuli, a traditional ornament from Sumba Island, Indonesia. In the past, Mamuli was worn by women as a symbol of beauty and status, and sometimes by men. It is designed to resemble female genitalia and is believed to symbolize prosperity, power, and the reproductive power of women. In Sumbanese mythology, Mamuli is also believed to have supernatural power and was used as a good luck charm and to communicate with ancestors.
  • The Gadis pendant, which means "girl" in Bahasa Indonesia, is inspired by Mamuli, a traditional ornament from Sumba Island, Indonesia. In the past, Mamuli was worn by women as a symbol of beauty and status, and sometimes by men. It is designed to resemble female genitalia and is believed to symbolize prosperity, power, and the reproductive power of women. In Sumbanese mythology, Mamuli is also believed to have supernatural power and was used as a good luck charm and to communicate with ancestors.
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Lia Makes Jewellery

Gadis Pendant + Chain

Gadis Pendant + Chain

$165.00 AUD
$165.00 AUD
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The Gadis pendant which means "girl" in Bahasa Indonesia, is inspired by Mamuli, a traditional ornament from Sumba Island, Indonesia.

In the past, Mamuli was worn by women as a symbol of beauty and status, and sometimes by men. It is designed to resemble female genitalia and is believed to symbolize prosperity, power, and the reproductive power of women.

In Sumbanese mythology, Mamuli is also believed to have supernatural power and was used as a good luck charm and to communicate with ancestors.

Gadis Pendant comes with 42cm chain. 

Material

Sterling Silver

Stone

No Stone

Size

2.5cm x 1.5cm

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