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Pandanus WeavingShoulder Bag

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Shoulder Bag

by Julie Mone

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Clutch Purse (Small)

by Julie Mone

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Small Round Bowl with Inlay

by Peter Kera

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Oval Bowl with Inlay

by Peter Kera

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Aunty Gayle

Shell money jewellery

Munda, Western Province

Julie Mone

Pandanus Weaving

Atori, Guadalcanal Province

Peter Kera

Pandanus Weaving

Munda, Western Province

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31 August 2026

How is pandanus made?

Pandanus trees grow in tropical, coastal areas and have long spiky leaves. Learn how their leaves are dried, dyed and cut into weaving materials that endure.

16 August 2026

How is shell money jewellery made?

Tafuliae or shell-money is a form of currency that originates in Langa Langa Lagoon, Malaita, the most populous island in the Solomons archipelago. The shells are fashioned into small beads and threaded into long strands of shells of a uniform colour. They are also used to make intricate necklaces and other body ornaments.