Polynesian Conch Horn Arts and Crafts Era It has been hallmarked but

It has been hallmarked but the actual year has been worn from use and is illegible

characteristic of its age and authenticity

it may even suit smaller spaces

About the Artist: Vicente Martínez

From the 1950s up to the late 80s there were heavy import restrictions in place in New Zealand

Polynesian Conch Horn Arts and Crafts Era It has been hallmarked butThis Polynesian conch horn, made from Triton shell, has a wooden carved mouthpiece. When blown correctly, it produces a ceremonial sound. Used for signaling, ceremonies, and invoking deities, it produces a deep, booming sound to mark significant events. The horn sits on a stand. The Polynesian conch horn, known as p (Hawaii Tahiti), foafoa (Samoa), or pttara (Mori), is an ancient, sacred wind instrument made from large marine shells (often Triton's