Tunas

TunasStaff (referencing wooden stick) Generally carved from hardwood trees, its characteristics are determined by the practitioner. Cultural Houses (Guma) have incorporated the stick (Tunas) into their choreography as dance implements.

Design consists of a galaide (canoe with a sail) sailing the crescent shaped archipelago

Design is an ambigram of Lina’la and designs found on ancient pottery almost 3

and nose of the stoic Karabao

“Floral Chain”

Coconut Leaf Hat

This design is one of the earliest forms of art found in a cave in the southern village Inarajan

Guma Taotao Tano' became the catalyst in establishing the traditional practice of "Bailan Chamorro"

Written by various artists

This book follows young Alexander as he uses his imagination to go on a lovely adventure with the contents of his toy chest

*Various sizes available

“Sumåhi and the Karabao” is a bilingual Children’s book that uses historical context and an imaginative take on Chamorro Storytelling to chronicle the history of Guam through the eyes

Measures: 36” in length