Tapa paintings/cloths are a vital part of Fijian culture. Made with mulberry tree bark, they feature tribal symbols, floral patterns, or fauna figures using natural colorants.
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Coconut shells
Coconut shells in Fiji are popularly used to serve Kava and can also be used as home decor pieces. They are readily available in regional markets or gift shops.
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Carved turtles
Carved turtles are among the precious and traditional Fijian mementos as they are deemed lucky. You may even find turtles structures made/printed in resorts and restaurants.
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Kava goods
Kava is made from the ground yaqona root and is popularly consumed as a local beverage. Its powder is mixed with water to create a muddy-looking concoction, yielding a numbing effect.
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Cannibal forks and figures
Fiji's history of cannibalism can be seen through macabre artifacts sold in shops, including cannibal forks and figurines made with coconut shells.