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02
Jul
Learn how to blow a helmet shell (pu shell)
In Polynesian culture, the conch shell, often referred to as a "pu" in Hawaiian or "pū" in other Polynesian langu...
06
Sep
Island Craft Introduces Extra-Large Coconut Bras — Shipping Globally from Rarotonga, Cook Islands
Island life is renowned for its vibrant culture, beautiful landscapes, and innovative use of natural resources. R...
28
Mar
Pate (Wooden Drum)
Cook Islands Pate Wooden Drums: A Cultural Treasure of the South Pacific
17
Mar
Monoi Coconut Oils
Tahitian Monoi Oil: Origins, Benefits, and Uses
Tahitian Monoi Oil ...
16
Mar
Left-handed Ukulele
Believe it or not left handed Ukuleles exist and in this article you’; see the difference between a right handed and left handed ukulele.
12
Mar
21st Key Story
Lydia was born on the 23rd of November 1998, in sunny Rarotonga. She is the biological daughter of Tangimokopuna ...
10
Mar
Carved Black Pearls
Carved Pacific Black Pearls: Origin, Production, and Uses
Pacific black pearls, are a type of cultured pearl that...
10
Mar
Cook Islands Black Pearl
Like other black pearls, Cook Islands black pearls come in a range of shades, from gray to true black, and they are highly valued for t...
09
Mar
Cook Island Kumete Bowls: A Traditional Craft
The Cook Islands, a group of fifteen islands located in the South Pacific, have a rich cultural heritage that inc...