Coconut shell cup
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coconut-shell-cup-287-11801802
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Coconut shell cup
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In Fijian traditions and ceremonies it's called a Bilo. Yaqona is a cousin of the pepper plant (Kava) Then he cups his hands, claps three times and begins to serve the Yaqona in a Bilo. This will then be carefully taken to the chief in his personal bilo. The chief will receive the bilo of Yaqona by cupping his hands and clapping with a deep, dignified sound. Then he will take his bilo and drink. As he is drinking everyone will clap in slow time, and when he is finished the herald will exclaim “M
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