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The Tabua
The tabua a whale’s tooth, is much prized
in Fijian tradition. It takes precedence over everything else
and occupies first place in Fijian ceremony, whether for family,
intertribal or state occasions. It is regarded as a sacred bond
between two parties. It is used as a symbol of peace and disputes
or quarrels can be smoothed over by its presentation. |
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