The seahorse is also a significant Maori symbol, representing a faithful and loyal partner who never leaves their companion.
In ancient times, the seahorse was believed to possess healing powers, and in classical mythology, it was thought to pull the chariots of sea gods like Neptune and Poseidon through the depths.
In ancient China, seahorses were considered the 'little sons' of the lucky dragons. For fishermen, the seahorse has long been a symbol of good luck. Today, it is regarded as a symbol of grace, beauty, and peacefulness, and is famously a representation of fatherly love