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The Sailor Princes at the Fiji Islands: Incantation of the Yangona, or Kava Bowl
BAL127989 The Sailor Princes at the Fiji Islands: Incantation of the Yangona, or Kava Bowl, from The Illustrated London News, 7th January 1882 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22607382
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Fijian Traditional Ceremony Tribe
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The Sailor Princes at the Fiji Islands - Incantation of the Yangona, or Kava Bowl
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. This engraving takes us back to a bygone era, capturing a mesmerizing moment in time. The image showcases an enchanting custom ceremony on a pristine beach in the Fiji Islands. A group of sailors, known as the "Sailor Princes" are immersed in this traditional tribal ritual. The focal point of this scene is the incantation of the Yangona, also referred to as the Kava Bowl ceremony. This ancient practice holds immense significance for Fijian culture and is steeped in tradition. As we gaze upon this print, we can almost hear the rhythmic chants and feel the energy that fills the air. The tribe gathers around a large wooden bowl filled with yanggona (kava), a sacred drink made from crushed roots. With reverence and respect, they partake in this ceremonial beverage believed to induce relaxation and spiritual connection. The atmosphere exudes both solemnity and celebration simultaneously; it is evident that this event marks an important occasion within their community. The intricate details captured by English School artists transport us into their world - from intricately designed costumes to elaborate body art - every element tells its own story. This photograph print serves as a window into another time, allowing us to appreciate and honor diverse cultures' rich traditions. It reminds us of our shared humanity while highlighting unique customs that have shaped communities throughout history.
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