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Our new collection celebrates the story-telling patterns we print onto our siapo and etch into our skin. Mamanu is the Samoan word for these patterns, and learning what each of them symbolizes help us to understand the world of our ancestors.
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Featured Collection
In the late 1800s and early 1900s, visiting painters and photographers captured a view of Samoa we don’t see much anymore. Here are some of their lasting images, digitally remastered for a new century.
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Our Commitment: Anava Tau designs are fun (we try), they are thoughtfully reflective of our language and way of life (so we can help each other learn), and – although everyone is welcome here – this brand will always, only ever be Samoan (it’s just who we are.)
This collection is dedicated to our Samoan insiders – to us! – who know how our families are, who can chill with our slang, our pokas, our crazy sense of humour. It’s for Samoans who just… get it. Cause we know.
That feeling when you’ve been away from home for so long that hearing a stranger speak your native tongue makes you cry. This one’s a celebration of the Samoan language that brings us together.
Whether you speak our language or are still learning, if you’re deeeep into our culture or living it your own way, however way the DNA flows through your veins, if you got love for Samoa, you deserve to be proud.
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