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RMEHEFM6–background of traditional Pacific Island tapa cloth, a barkcloth made primarily in Tonga, Samoa and Fiji
RMDJD2A0–Koto Tawake printing stencils onto bark cloth made by beating the inner white bark of the paper mulberry bush Namuka-I-Lau, Fiji
RMECXC0G–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Tufi. Traditional handmade tapa cloth, made from the paper mulberry tree, hand painted.
RM2MXD3K2–paper mulberry, tapa cloth tree (Broussonetia papyrifera), fruiting, Europe, Bundesrepublik Deutschland
RM2T60658–Edible, fruits on Tree Branch, Gou Shu, Jungli Toot, Paper Mulberry, Broussonetia papyrifera, Tapa Cloth Tree
RM2JC17C2–paper mulberry, tapa cloth tree (Broussonetia papyrifera), the sepals becoming orange and fleshy
RF2GF2CY6–A Samoan girl wearing tapa cloth dancing at Pasifika Festival, a showcase of Pasific Island culture in Auckland, New Zealand
RM2DN85JT–Tapa cloth, Medium: paper mulberry bark Technique: beaten, printed and painted, Tapa cloth printed in design of brown daisies on white circles on brown ground., Samoa, 1800–1850, non-woven textiles, Tapa cloth
RM2MGJ3G2–French Polynesia, Marquesas Islands, Ua Pou: young girl making a tapa cloth, a barkcloth made from the inner bark of paper mulberry or breadfruit tree
RME94KPJ–A Hawaiian angel Christmas ornament of tapa cloth with a lei of seashells around her neck hangs in a Christmas tree in Honolulu on Oahu in Hawaii, USA.
RM2F85FEG–Tapa. Barkcloth painting from Fiji Islands (about 1870). Bark of trees. Museum of World Cultures. Barcelona, Catalonia. Spain.
RMH9MNBA–Papiermaulbeerbaum, Papier-Maulbeerbaum, Papiermaulbeere, Japanischer Papierbaum, Broussonetia papyrifera, Morus papyrifera, paper mulberry, tapa clot
RM2WEWX1K–Tapa cloth made from bark bast, South Sea Collection, Oberguenzburg, Allgaeu, Bavaria, Germany
RMECXC0D–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Tufi. Traditional handmade tapa cloth, made from the paper mulberry tree, hand painted
RMDJD1T4–Woman printing stencils onto bark cloth made by beating the white bark of the paper mulberry bush. Namuka-I-Lau, Fiji
RF2FM8TRD–A cultural group of female Samoan dancers performing in front of a backdrop of tapa cloth at Pasifika Festival, Auckland, New Zealand
RM2AC5K8X–A close-up of Roen Hufford creating kapa (or tapa) cloth with wooden beaters and paper mulberry bark, Big Island.
RF2HK3CDR–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Tufi. Traditional handmade tapa cloth, made from the paper mulberry tree, hand painted with natural dyes using geometric
RM2BD11F3–Bark cloth. Research in ProgressLarge panel of tapa cloth. Thick white fabric made from beaten bark, painted in rust and brown in design of three rows of rectangles enclosing striated angular forms. Rows are divided by stripes of diamond pattern. Bark cloth
RMGH98AA–Antique Samoan tanoa or laulau kava bowl carved out of wood. Samoan Tapa cloth under glass on table.
RMH9MNBF–Papiermaulbeerbaum, Papier-Maulbeerbaum, Papiermaulbeere, Japanischer Papierbaum, Broussonetia papyrifera, Morus papyrifera, paper mulberry, tapa clot
RM2WEWX1P–Tapa cloth made from bark bast, South Sea Collection, Oberguenzburg, Allgaeu, Bavaria, Germany
RMED2Y39–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Tufi. Traditional handmade tapa cloth, made from the paper mulberry tree.
RMED9CKB–Melanesia, Solomon Islands, Santa Cruz Island group, Malo Island. Detail of traditional hand painted tapa cloth.
RMDJD2P6–Koto Tawake printing stencils onto bark cloth made by beating the inner white bark of the paper mulberry bush Namuka-I-Lau, Fiji
RM2NAAJC4–Village girls in tapa bark cloth dresses preparing to perform traditional sing sing Melanesian tribal dance in Natade Village in the Tufi Fjords of...
RMDJM15T–Large group of women working together stenciling on plain bark cloth to make a large traditional printed cloth called tapa. Fiji
RF2HK3CE2–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Tufi. Traditional handmade tapa cloth, made from the paper mulberry tree, hand painted with natural dyes using geometric
RMGH98A9–Antique Samoan tanoa or laulau kava bowl carved out of wood. Samoan Tapa cloth under glass on table.
RMH9MNAW–Papiermaulbeerbaum, Papier-Maulbeerbaum, Papiermaulbeere, Japanischer Papierbaum, Broussonetia papyrifera, Morus papyrifera, paper mulberry, tapa clot
RM2F4GB2E–Pink tulips (Tulipa gesneriana) for Mother's Day. On the kitchen table with the tapa cloth behind.
RF2RMK810–Ensaladilla rusa or russian salad, typical spanish tapa with tuna and mayonnaise on a blue plate decorated with tomato and green leaves on a raffia
RMED9CKC–Melanesia, Solomon Islands, Santa Cruz Island group, Malo Island. Detail of traditional hand painted tapa cloth.
RMED2Y3C–Papua New Guinea, Tufi. Traditional handmade tapa cloth, made from the paper mulberry tree, hand painted.
RMRY2T4B–Jacket, 19th century. Indonesia, Sulawesi (Celebes), 19th century. Tapa cloth, printed; overall: 64.8 x 97.2 cm (25 1/2 x 38 1/4 in
RMDJM1TH–Large group of women working together stenciling on plain bark cloth to make a large traditional printed cloth called tapa. Fiji
RMAYA0M8–Female dancer from Futuna Island in flowery tapa cloth costume and cowrie shell hair ornament at Festival of Pacific Arts
RMDJCY90–Utelaite Leba making bark cloth by beating the inner white bark of the paper mulberry bush in Namuka-I-Lau, Fiji
RF2GJ1N9T–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Tufi. Traditional handmade tapa cloth, made from the paper mulberry tree, hand painted with natural dyes using geometric
RMDJD3A4–Leba Cava printing stencils onto bark cloth made by beating the inner white bark of the paper mulberry bush. Namuka-I-Lau, Fiji
RMGH98BP–Antique Samoan tanoa or laulau kava bowl carved out of wood. Samoan Tapa cloth under glass on table.
RMA3THBN–Group of dark skinned dancers from Futuna Island in tapa cloth costume with cowrie shell necklaces at Pacific Arts Festival
RM2AC5T1X–Finished tapa (or kapa) cloth after it has been dyed and completed, by artist Roen Hufford, Big Island.
RF2RMK814–Ensaladilla rusa or russian salad, typical spanish tapa with tuna and mayonnaise on a blue plate decorated with tomato and green leaves on a raffia
RMECXC0F–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Tufi. Traditional handmade tapa cloth, made from the paper mulberry tree, hand painted.
RF2NAAGXE–Melanesian woman in traditional dress with tapa bark cloth dress of Natade Village in outrigger canoes at the entrance to the Tufi Fjords of Cape Nels
RMET58NM–a piece of a spanish omelet over a wood board with a fork, a glass of wine and a piece of cloth
RMRY2T4F–Jacket and Skirt, 19th century. Indonesia, Sulawesi (Celebes), 19th century. Tapa cloth ; overall: 64.8 x 97.2 cm (25 1/2 x 38 1/4 in
RMM7K6DN–Native girl in traditional costume making tapa cloth at the Arts Village in Pacific Harbour, Fiji.
RF2GJ1N9M–Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, Tufi. Traditional handmade tapa cloth, made from the paper mulberry tree, hand painted with natural dyes using geometric
RMGH9897–Antique Samoan tanoa or laulau kava bowl carved out of wood. Samoan Tapa cloth under glass on table.
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