Fijian Masi Art Collection Size:Large Rectangle • Best for A–C cups

• Best for A–C cups

The oldest forms of tanoa fa'iva (bowl for making kava) have four legs and are generally distinguished from Fijian and Tongan kava bowls by the flat horizontal rim between the inner and outer surface of the bowl

Tanoa fa'iva (kava bowl) are used in the preparation and serving of a beverage made from the roots of the kava plant

• Fabric weight: 6

four baskets with lids

Fijian Masi Art Collection Size:Large Rectangle • Best for A–C cupsA work of cultural art. The time that it takes to make this modern piece of art is hours long. Made in the traditional methods and tools of tapa (masi) making, and hand printed with motif stencil designs handed down from generation to generation. Original methods of stenciling the masi included the use of leaf stencils. Fresh templates would have to be made daily. The contemporary methods uses modern tools but applying and dying remain basically