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RMABE12J–Solomon Islands, Kava drink (Piper methysticum) is passed in a coconut bowl by a melanesian inhabitant of the Solomon Islands
RMWAK2MG–Kosrae, Micronesia (FSM). Man squeezing bamboo strips with kava root inside to make kava drink. (MR)
RMAJ4JNP–Native man squeezes sakau through strands of hibiscus bark to make mildly intoxicating kava kava drink
RMB2CAKY–SAMOA typical traditional KAVA bowl handmade from UAFATO carved tub drink preparing preparation wooden bowl ceremonie ritual hom
RM2D25076–Wrapped Fijian vegetables called, 'Kava'. Its roots are used to produce the national drink of Fiji in the South Pacific. The Kava roots are cut and
RMDJM0HB–Mosese Ragutulei pounding kava during a farewell for five divers who had been diving for sea cucumbers in Fulaga lagoon, Fiji
RMDKAHPK–Making kava in a large tanoa at the start of a farewell to five visiting divers who' been diving for beche de mer. Fulaga, Fiji
RMDKNAFG–Kava being handed to the most senior chief present during the council meeting of chiefs on the tropical island of Matuku, southern Laus, Fiji
RMWAK2MN–Kosrae, Micronesia (FSM). Man squeezing bamboo strips with kava root inside to make kava drink (also called sakau). (MR)
RMB2CCB5–SAMOA typical traditional KAVA bowl handmade from UAFATO carved tub drink preparing preparation wooden bowl ceremonie ritual hom
RFBCB725–The two forms of Kava, powdered and the raw root is for sale in a market in the town of sigatoka on Viti Levu in Fiji
RM2D25046–Wrapped Fijian vegetables called a 'Kava'. Its roots are used to produce the national drink of Fiji. The roots are cut and end up as powder called ‘
RMABE14K–Solomon Islands, Kava drink (Piper methysticum) is passed in a coconut bowl by a melanesian inhabitant of the Solomon Islands
RFMDJ4GH–Pentecost, Republic of Vanuatu, July 21, 2014: Indigenous men participate in traditional Kava Ceremony. The consumption of the drink is a form of welc
RMEKDK70–Traditional Fijian warriors preparing Kava. Malakati village. Nacula island. Fiji. South Pacific
RMTRP9GW–Guests attending the Kava tasting ceremony at Breakas Resort, Port Vila, Vanuatu, Melanesia
RMWAK2MW–Kosrae, Micronesia (FSM). Man shapes pounded kava root and rolls it into bamboo strips to make kava drink (also called sakau). (MR)
RMM7GJ8M–Local Fijians mixing up a batch of kava, a traditional drink, in the small village of Naveyago on the Sigatoka River, Fiji.
RMB2CAKK–SAMOA typical traditional KAVA bowl handmade from UAFATO carved tub drink preparing preparation wooden bowl ceremonie ritual hom
RMB2FTKD–Kava from the southsea KAVA POWDER Kawa Piper methysticum Rauschpfeffer Medicinal plant dried root hachkled root
RM2D251MG–Yaqona, Fiji's national drink, also called Kava in parts of the South Pacific, has an important place in all Fijian ceremonies and is used widely as a
RM2F81N84–Seated around the kava bowl, local Fijians prepare to dish out this traditional drink, in a small island village in Fiji.
RM2D4TFPT–Two Fijians squat on matting at a tourist show to serve Fiji's national drink, Yaqona, also called Kava in Fiji in the South Pacific. Yaqona or Kava
RMMB6JWB–Young man pounding kava roots in Lavena village, Taveuni Island, Fiji. The roots are used to produce a drink with sedative, anesthetic, euphoriant, an
RMDKANM9–Close up of men's hands filling a bilo (coconut shell used as a drinking cup) with kava from a large tanoa (kava bowl) Fiji
RFMDJ4GW–Pentecost, Republic of Vanuatu, July 21, 2014: Indigenous men participate in traditional Kava Ceremony. The consumption of the drink is a form of welc
RMW7YYKR–People preparing Kava, a sedative drink, during the annual soli, Mali Island in Ligau Levu Village, Mali Island, Macuata Province, Fiji, South Pacific. August 2013
RMPXMRP4–The Duke of Sussex is given a traditional Kava drink as he attends a welcome ceremony at Albert Park in Suva, on day one of the royal couple's visit to Fiji.
RMWAK2MJ–Kosrae, Micronesia (FSM). Coconut shell with kava liquid (also called sakau) is handed to another man to drink. (MR)
RMCYTA1D–Stone for preparation of traditional beverage Sakau, Madolenihmw Province, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia
RMB2FW8X–Kava from the southsea KAVA POWDER Kawa Piper methysticum Rauschpfeffer Medicinal plant dried root hachkled root
RM2F81N82–A local Fijian with the root to prepare kava, a traditional drink, at a ceremony in a small island village in Fiji.
RM2D4TFPG–Two Fijians squat on matting at a tourist show to serve Fiji's national drink, Yaqona, also called Kava in Fiji in the South Pacific. Yaqona or Kava
RMMB6JWF–Young man pounding kava roots in Lavena village, Taveuni Island, Fiji. The roots are used to produce a drink with sedative, anesthetic, euphoriant, an
RFMDJ4GP–Pentecost, Republic of Vanuatu, July 21, 2014: Indigenous men participate in traditional Kava Ceremony. The consumption of the drink is a form of welc
RM2R1T9N5–Fiji, Lautoka, highland village of Yavuna. Traditional kava ceremony. Squeezing kava into wooden bowl.
RMWAK2PR–Kosrae, Micronesia (FSM). Man pounds sakau (kava), root used to make a mildly intoxicating and relaxing drink. (Editorial Use Only)
RFRCD6MM–Lavatmangguemu, Pentecost Island / Vanuatu - APR 10 2016: kids doing kava drinks for the man in a remote pacific island
RMCYT9Y4–Preparation of Sakau, traditional Micronesian beverage, Madolenihmw Province, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia
RMM7GJAX–A group of guests seated in a circle on woven mats at the Matava Resort on the island of Kadavu, enjoying Kava, Fiji.
RMB2FR2N–Kava from the southsea KAVA POWDER Kawa Piper methysticum Rauschpfeffer Medicinal plant dried root hachkled root
RM2D4TFPY–Two Fijians squat on matting at a tourist show to serve Fiji's national drink, Yaqona, also called Kava in Fiji in the South Pacific. Yaqona or Kava
RMFT12HC–Hand holding an open coconut shell with kava during a Kava drinking ceremony in the village, Malolo Lailai island, Mamanuca Islands, Fiji, South Pacific
RMJBC6A4–Young man pounding kava roots in Lavena village, Taveuni Island, Fiji. The roots are used to produce a drink with sedative, anesthetic, euphoriant, an
RM2R1T9NE–Fiji, Lautoka, highland village of Yavuna. Traditional kava ceremony. Squeezing kava into wooden bowl.
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