Fantail | Piwakawaka | Stained Glass | Suncatcher Clusters Amethyst naturally forms with variation

Amethyst naturally forms with variation in tone and zoning

It does not rush

floating shimmer that seems to move just beneath the surface

drawing on quartz's traditional association with cleansing and refreshing the energy of a space

particularly around the throat and third eye areas

Fantail | Piwakawaka | Stained Glass | Suncatcher Clusters Amethyst naturally forms with variationPwakawaka Stained Glass Window Hanging A Messenger, Mid Flit She perches mid flick, tail thrown open like a fan of black and white feathers, orange breast bright against a branch of phutukawa in full bloom. In Mori tradition, the pwakawaka is known above all as a messenger a small bird said to move between the world of the living and the spirit world, carrying word between the two. That reputation comes from one of the country's oldest stories. On