'Bilo'
Artist: Traditional
Materials: Polished or unpolished Coconut Shell
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| Bilo are common ceremonial vessels used to serve Yagona or Kava from a 6 legged ceremonial bowl called a Tanoa. Made from the shell of a husked coconut they come in two sizes- small and large- The small cups are generally polished and measure about 4" across while the larger bilo are unpolished and are about 6" in diametre.
Artist: Traditional Materials: Polished or unpolished Coconut Shell |
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