Recycled Half Penny
Every single one of these pendants is completely original, unique and individual. Each one is free hand drawn directly on to the coin. The tsunami style wave and ancestral surfer are then brought to life by drilling and cutting around them, ridding them of the rest of the coin.

Surfing big waves is a powerful symbol for facing fears, embracing the unpredictable nature of life, and finding freedom and exhilaration in challenging moments. It represents a leap of faith, the importance of decisiveness, and the courage to fully engage with the present moment, even when confronted with overwhelming obstacles. The act of riding a large wave symbolizes achieving a harmonious partnership with nature and overcoming significant challenges with both skill and humility.

Riding a colossal wave can signify the thrill and accomplishment of overcoming significant personal challenges or apprehension about an impending event. The decision to go or not go, to paddle out or wait, represents the critical choices and often the fear that must be confronted.

Just as a surfer must constantly adapt to the changing nature of the waves, the big wave symbolizes life’s unforeseen circumstances and the need to navigate them with flexibility.

The ocean’s inherent unpredictability makes big wave surfing a fitting metaphor for navigating life’s challenges and unexpected turns. Big wave surfing embodies a deep connection with nature and the exhilarating experience of partnering with the immense power of the ocean.

The Ancient big wave surfer design represents the feeling of being in one’s true element, becoming one with the greater forces and experiencing a sense of pure freedom.

The short window of time to act requires decisive and aggressive choices, highlighting the importance of seizing opportunities and not hesitating.

A surfer on a big wave enjoys the moment, accepting that the wave will end, but fully immersing themselves in the experience, even as they know there are always more waves to come.

Handcrafted and recycled in Cambridge, UK.

Sizes:

Half penny : approx 25mm diameter

Penny : approx 30 mm diameter