Samoan Weapons Ed. 1 of 50 by Shay Tagaloa

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This is a piece depicting 4 samoan weapons, that were used as clubs. They were all made from heavy wood logs, they often had intricate samoan (tapa) designs carved into them. They were usually wrapped with rope at the bottom to make them more comfortable to hold.

This is a piece depicting 4 samoan weapons, that were used as clubs. They were all made from heavy wood logs, they often had intricate samoan (tapa) designs carved into them. They were usually wrapped with rope at the bottom to make them more comfortable to hold.

This is a piece depicting 4 samoan weapons, that were used as clubs. They were all made from heavy wood logs, they often had intricate samoan (tapa) designs carved into them. They were usually wrapped with rope at the bottom to make them more comfortable to hold.

This is a piece depicting 4 samoan weapons, that were used as clubs. They were all made from heavy wood logs, they often had intricate samoan (tapa) designs carved into them. They were usually wrapped with rope at the bottom to make them more comfortable to hold.

Shay Tagaloa
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Doonside, Australia

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This is a piece depicting traditional Samoan Weapons and their intricate designs. I have a passion to share the knowledge, practices and traditions of the polynesian cultures, through my art.
I was born and raised in Samoa which makes this piece even more special for me to be able to share.

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Digitally drawn and designed, printed onto matte photo paper.

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Shay Tagaloa
14 artworks

Doonside, Australia

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