Tahitiano ♡

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Little Hula Girl
a woman with a cross tattoo on her arm that says, anything happens for a reason
Tatouages
Everything happens for a reason.
a woman wearing a headdress and holding her hands up in the air while standing
heiva i tahiti
Art work by Mikala Ross Polynesian Art, Hawaii Art, Hawaiian Art, Vintage Hawaii, Island Art, Art Et Illustration, Hair Painting, Tropical Art, Samoa
Art work by Mikala Ross
a painting of a woman sitting on the beach
Galerie d'art Anuanua à Uturoa, Raiatea, Polynésie Française
Christian Deloffre, Poster, 40×60cm
an artistic painting with red flowers and leaves on the bottom half of its image is shown
" Fleurs du mal" , acrylique sur toile. 80x40cm. Collection 2015
a woman in a red and white dress with feathers on her head is posing for the camera
Meet the Teachers
Tahitian dancer.
a woman standing on top of a beach next to the ocean wearing a pink skirt
Weiterleitungshinweis
Aloha
a woman in a hula skirt with flowers on her head and hands out to the side
Ori tahiti
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a hand holding several seashells on the beach
They say the ancient kings of Hawaii would send servants out to graze the beaches at dawn looking for a special shell. They were given the name "Sunrise Shell" because the best time to find them was in the early morning, when the sun's light would reflect off the shell's beautiful vibrant hues, making them easier to spot. The "Sunrise Shell" is a hard to find deep water scallop, native ONLY to the Hawaiian Islands. A rare find said to bring luck to whoever wears it... (^_^)*
The goddess, Hi'iaka Hawaiian Gods, Goddess Pele, Hawaiian Painting, Goddesses Mythology, Hawaiian Mythology, Goddess Mythology, Gods Mythology, Fire Goddess
The goddess, Hi'iaka
Hina is the Hawaiian goddess of the moon, death, and rebirth. Hina lived in the sea and was tired of her toilsome underwater existence, so she left the water and escaped to the moon. Brittney Lee, Symbole Viking, Gods Goddesses, Arte Fantasy, On The Moon, Moon Art, The Night Sky
Hina Print - Etsy