Polynesian Fishing hook Adornement
The fish hook is a powerful symbol of the Tahitian and Polynesian culture. Fishing was the primary source of nourishment and remains a large part of the Tahitian lifestyle today.
It's symbolic meaning is applied to arts and crafts and as well as in costumes.
Polynesian fish hooks were made of 'mother-of-the-pearl' shells, whale tooth, wood or bronze (nails brought into the islands when the French settled).
Ideas:
• Use the 'My Island Party' Fish Hook template (click on the image) as pendant for necklaces.
• Print out template and colour or decorate to your own liking.
• Use fish hook template image on greeting cards or party invitations.
• Have your Island Party guests wear a hook with their name written on it.
• Use as party decoration.
