The Tuiga is a cherished symbol of Samoan identity, traditionally worn by chiefs, high-ranking individuals, and performers during momentous occasions. Each component of the Tuiga—whether it’s the finely woven mats (ie toga), shells, feathers, or siapo (bark cloth)—holds its own significance, reflecting the wearer’s rank, lineage, and cultural pride.
This ceremonial headdress is more than an accessory—it represents the unity of family, the strength of heritage, and respect for Samoan customs. Wearing a Tuiga is seen as a great honor, as it connects individuals to their ancestors and the spirit of Samoa.
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