Meanings of made of bones in English

Oberon and Titania sat side by side on two great Thrones made of bones.

The women wear collars made of bones and small shells.

Lanterns, hourglasses, stars, and coats of arms all made of bones, bones, and more bones.

Then we discover pins made of bones, which were evidently used to fasten the dress.

The clock made of bones that wasn't a clock.

A white building, made of bones, suddenly appeared.

Animal glue is made of bones and trimmings, cuttings and fleshings from hides and skins of animals.

A porch swing made of bones?

There was a white railing around that hole, a railing made of bones and silver wire, and magic.

The crowns were made of net-work, ingeniously interwoven with feathers of many colours, and the chains were made of bones.

So in Michael's composition the flora and fauna is represented literally in the taonga pūoro, which are made of bones, native timbers and pounamu.