Traditional Pasifika

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an artistic building with stairs leading up to it
Architecture In Papua New Guinea | Habitus Living
an image of three women with faces painted in different colors and designs on their bodies
an elaborately decorated building with red and white designs
Typical Trobriand Island House, Massim region. Melanesia. cheetahdmr@aol.com asmatcollection on ebay
an art piece hanging from the side of a gray wall with three bells attached to it
"A New Guinea "Mwali", a wealth ornament (technically an armband) passed on as a gift from one person to another in the so-called Kula cycle. Published in Truus Daalder's *Ethnic Jewellery and Adornment*, p. 6 " Joost Daalder
several colorful paintings on the wall next to an escalator
tokua airport, Rabaul
an old boat is covered with palm leaves and other things that are under the roof
Trobriand pirogue bow - Papua New Guinea
Trobriand pirogue bow - Papua New Guinea | Trobriand Islande… | Flickr
a necklace with shells and beads on a blue background
ethnic
a group of women in grass skirts dancing
some people are dressed up and posing for the camera with their headdresss
These children on Kiriwina in the Trobriand Islands welcomed us to their village. Their smiles, excitement and gorgeous dances were the…
some people are riding on the back of a boat
Getting around by canoe in Papua New Guinea. This is in Tufi, Northern Province. www.papuanewguinea.travel/northern
some people are dressed up and dancing in grass
Welcome Sing-Sing, Trobriand Islands.
some people are doing something in the grass
The Trobriand Island: (today officially known as the Kiriwina Islands) are a 170 mi archipelago of coral atolls off the eastern coast of New Guinea. They are situated in Milne Bay Province in Papua New Guinea. Most of the population of 12,000 indigenous inhabitants live on the main island of Kiriwina, which is also the location of the government station, Losuia.
some people are dancing in the grass with headdresses and feathers on their heads
war dance
a man dressed in native garb standing on the beach
two pictures of a woman in native dress and headdress with palm leaves on her body
Koi! | Hiri Hanenamo, Tatana | The Hiri Moale Festival | 16th September 2014 | Port Moresby