Deer antler Tibetan turquoise mola knife

We create accessories and small items using deer antlers, buffalo antlers, iridescent coral, natural stones, etc. on the theme of "wearable nature" on Okushiri Island, Hokkaido. We hope that you will feel a connection with nature and enrich your daily life by wearing accessories made from unique natural materials and natural stones. This is a mora knife made of deer antlers and Tibetan turquoise. ■Species name: Ezo deer, Cervidae, Cervus nippon yesoensis ■Material: Deer antler ■Bracket: Brass ■Material: Mora knife, deer antler ■Blade length: Approximately 98 mm ■Total length: Approximately 215 mm ■Sheath: Cowhide, approximately 175 mm ■Natural stone: Tibetan turquoise The loose pieces are re-polished necklace beads and tumblers that were in circulation from the 1970s to the 1990s. In Tibet, turquoise is considered the ``stone symbolizing the nation'' and has been used in important ceremonies since 1000 BC as the ``stone of the sky and the stone of water.''