BILAS
Bilas is the PNG word for traditional dress.
This page displays a variety of accessories worn as traditional dress both on a
daily basis in the village and on special occasions like "sing sings"
and bride price ceremonies.
Some of the
items on this page are "used" and others are newly crafted.
As with
other pages on our website, the pictures on this page are not pictures of
actual items available. They are examples. In most cases we can supply items
which are very similar.
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NECK AND CHEST ORNAMENTS
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Item-i01 White kina shell |
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Item-i02 Red kina shell |
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How the kina shell is worn. |
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Item-i03 Part baler shell |
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Item-i04 Whole baler shell USD95 |
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Baler shells are usually worn during sing sings as a
symbol of wealth and status. (Illustration only). |
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Item-i05 Pig's tusk pendant USD15 |
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Item-i06 Grey seed necklace USD7 |
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Item-i07 Shoulder ornament, seeds and shells, price on
application |
HEAD WEAR
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Item-i14 Small shell headband |
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Item-i15 Tambu (nassa) shell headband |
CLOTHING
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Item-i19 Tapa cloth from Oro Province, square sheet 4’ x
3’ |
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Traditional dress from Oro Province, featuring tapa cloth.
(Illustration only) |
OTHER BILAS
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Item-i20 Woven cane armband USD10. |
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Item-i21 Penis gourd (phallocrypt) USD15 |
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