“Solomon Islands’ Pride Shines in Moana 2: A Global Stage for a part of Their Rich Heritage”

Solomon Islanders are filled with pride after seeing a part of their cultural heritage featured in the new Disney film Moana 2.

The Tepukei sailing boat and a traditional necklace (Tema) from Temotu Province in the Solomon Islands are prominently showcased, bringing global attention to the nation’s rich traditions.

This recognition has sparked joy among locals, who are thrilled to see their unique culture represented on such a grand stage.

Millicent Ka’ameni-Kuper Barty, a Solomon Islander who served as a consultant for the film, played a key role in ensuring their culture was authentically portrayed.

Her work has been celebrated for sharing the identity of this small but proud nation in the South Pacific with the world.


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  1. Mahalo for sharing the significance of the Tepukei sailing canoe and Tema necklace to the Solomon Islands people. In Oceania unity!

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