Stoup Tridacna maxima-901013

This clam from Madagascar, collected on the beach of Ambatolooka, is a giant shell that is often used for interior decoration because of its natural beauty and its imposing size.  This shell is also known as Tridacna gigas and is considered one of the largest shells in the world. In addition to its aesthetic appearance, the Madagascar holy water font is also valued for its spiritual significance in some cultures.  It is considered a symbol of prosperity, wealth and longevity. However, it is important to note that the Madagascar giant clam is an endangered species due to overfishing and destruction of its natural habitat. It is therefore important to obtain giant clams in an ethical and responsible manner, a subject on which Cocoa is very attentive, only shellfish collected on the beaches are accepted Dimensions 35 × 35 × 8cm Origin Ambatolooka Beach Matter Shellfish